Ntikkakkakkoru Premondarnn

The movie was extremely annoying, with each character seemingly trying to irritate the audience as much as possible. From the irritating child to the repetitive scenes, it gave me a headache. I couldn't understand how the movie had received positive reviews when it failed so miserably in execution. The storyline had potential to create a feel-good atmosphere for those who have experienced a beautiful love story in the past, but it was poorly executed. The scenes were pointlessly repeated, and the way the story was told left a big gap, disrupting the flow of the film. It's disappointing that the movie had the potential to be something better but ended up being filled with irritating content. I found myself wishing for the movie to end quickly just to relieve my headache. It's unfortunate that even within the Malayalam film industry, this movie stands out as one of the worst among the already low-quality films.

Light hearted movies are getting rare to be watched in Indian cinema and thus getting to watch something in that genre is a welcome change.

A tale about a man in his mid 30s who meets his ex when she is going through her divorce. What ensues between them frames the rest of the story.

The story is highly relatable as it feels like it is happening right in your neighbourhood. It happens because of brilliant screenplay which has many scenes you feel getting rooted for. The cinematography is brilliant and it is most aesthetically shot. A crisp editing also makes the viewers invest in the movie.

In terms of music it is big let down as there is not even one song which stays with you. Talking about performances, getting to watch Bhavana after such a long time was such a heartwarming experience. She lights up the screen and you still can't take eyes off her. Sharaf U Dheen aces his part and does full justice to the role. He is turning out to be a star whom you can trust blindly to watch decent content. Saniya Rafi has been the worst casting as she can't act and express at all. There are tons of child artist who could do wonders but this selection was wrong.

It is a heartfelt movie and you will have a smile throughout the movie. You could definitely watch this with whole of your family.

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Nyikakkoru premondarnu: by Adhil Maimoonath Asharaf. It's been a while since a beautiful innocent authentic love story has been filmed. And that's what this is. Sharaf u dheen as the calm collected Jimmikka, who is a vintage car collector wanting to start that business, is fantastic. And the chemistry between him and Bhavana is really good. Nice to see Bhavana again. The little girl Saniya Rafi as Mariyam will grow on you as the film progresses. Story is how everyone wants Jimmy to get married, and he almost is on the verge of it, when he meets his childhood love. And that love story would steal your heart. And also the love story that unfolds when they meet again. Of course by now Bhavana has her own luggage, but those who are meant to be together are gonna be together.

Ntikkakkakkoru Premandaarnnu is a well-crafted film that captures the essence of love and toxic relationships without any unnecessary drama. It is reminiscent of a beautiful painting that tells a simple story but leaves a lasting impression. The performances by Bhavana, Sharfudeen, Anarkali Nazar, and Saniya Rafi are truly exceptional and authentic, with each actor fully embodying their character.

What makes Ntikkakkakkoru Premandaarnnu even more special is Bhavana's return to the Malayalam film industry after a hiatus of 6 years. Her performance in this film is a testament to her versatility as an actor, and it is great to see her back on the big screen.

The film delves into the complexities of a toxic relationship, yet never loses sight of the beauty of true love. Its simplicity and lack of artificiality will appeal to fans of classic Malayalam cinema.

While the movie lacks any major plot twists or suspense elements, it remains engaging throughout. The stunning cinematography and color palette add to the film's aesthetic appeal, and the costumes worn by Bhavana and Sharfudeen perfectly complement their characters.

One of the movie's strengths is its interracial love story, which is handled with sensitivity and without any religious or cultural clashes. However, it would have been great to see more detail and emotional depth in the characters of Sharfudeen and Bhavana's parents.

Additionally, the movie can be seen as a political statement in today's society. It highlights the importance of recognizing and addressing toxic relationships, a prevalent issue in many people's lives. By showcasing the devastating effects of such relationships, the film sends a message that it is essential to prioritize mental and emotional well-being in all aspects of life.

Overall, Ntikkakkakkoru Premandaarnnu is a beautifully made film that explores the theme of second chances and the battle against toxic relationships. It is a must-watch for anyone who has experienced the struggles and joys of romantic relationships.

Definitely a movie to be seen! That too, With family and friends if possible !!

Sharaf is a very good & cool actor as always. Bhavana, Anarkali all were excellent.

The baby of the movie, Saniya, ( the story of the film is as being told to us by her) was brilliant. She acted very natural , portrayed here role beautifully, and was indeed the focal point of the entire movie.

Excellent direction by Adhil, excellent editing, excellent photography.

BGM by Bijibal was soothing, and songs picturisation enjoyable.

Go and see.

I actually saw the movie from the USA, on the TV, and found it very refreshing, extremely enjoyable.