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Lal Jose's feel-good comedy Thattum Purath Achuthan (ENG: Achuthan in the Attic) definitely has some feel-good moments as his lead star (Kunchacko Boban) takes on the role of the messenger/helper of God in this breezy story that should be enjoyed for its elements of magical realism albeit with a pinch of salt because of its ordinary, cliched shades. TN.

Typical kunjchacko Boban movie, cute hero in a village and a beautiful heroine. The good thing with these kinds of movies is that the whole family can watch. My review is for the lack of substance, nothing exciting. Hareesh and Vijayraghavan the two people why I finished the movie.

I found the movie really boring. One would wonder the maker is only obsessed with thattumpuram. Several moments in the move do not make any sense. Frankly a big disappointment to see such films from LJ.

Don't know why brilliant director like lal jose who have gifted us "classmates " and other unforgettable movies has taken this script and molded it into a film. Direction is somehow better than the script they had for the film . Many logic less incidents are depicted in the film . Very disappointed to see such efforts from a strong crew.

Thoroughly enjoyed. Considering Kunchacko Boban's recent films (Johny Yes papa, Mangalyam Thantunana...etc.), this one is a big relief. The movie is nicely set in a village environment. Even though, story-wise nothing new to offer, the presentation is decent with nice one-liners here and there.

Feel happy, mind relax and enjoyable movie. no violence; can watch with family; feel good and relax to see these types of movies