Sweetheart!

Sweetheart is an unexpected gem that blends fun, emotion, and depth into a truly unforgettable movie experience. From start to finish, the film effortlessly balances humor and heartfelt moments, keeping viewers engaged in the journey of its well-crafted characters.

The storyline is both charming and impactful, drawing you in with its lighthearted moments while surprising you with the emotional depth it has to offer. The performances are stellar, with each actor bringing their character to life in such a way that you can't help but connect with them. The film has a way of making you laugh, but it also tugs at your heartstrings, creating a beautiful mix of joy and tenderness.

What truly makes Sweetheart stand out is its ability to make you feel. Whether it's through the sweet moments of connection or the bittersweet challenges the characters face, the movie hits just the right emotional notes. You find yourself rooting for them and feeling every high and low along the way.

Visually, Sweetheart is stunning, with vibrant scenery and a well-paced narrative that makes the journey feel like a real adventure. It's a movie that invites you to laugh, cry, and ultimately leaves you with a sense of fulfillment and warmth.

In conclusion, Sweetheart is the kind of movie that resonates long after the credits roll. It's fun, it's emotional, and it's a wonderful reminder of how powerful stories can be when they're told with care. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a movie that touches the heart while also leaving you with a smile.

A woman falls in love with a man who doesn't have a belief in the marriage relationship and the word "forever". Conflict begins between the two when she gets pregnant.

The message this film ought to deliver could have been said in short. That's why I named this film as a short film story. Anyway, the film doesn't bore that much. The screenplay was the main pillar of this film that held us back in the seat. This has been made with a mixture of comedy and sensibility. The problem with the film was, that it revolved around the same situation from start to end.

The lead actors done their job well. Especially the actress who performed as female lead nailed it.

The non-linear editing style didn't help the film. The filmmakers would have taught that this style would keep the audience engaged without getting bored. But it ended up being kind of annoying. In a couple of scenes, this type of editing pattern worked well.

There are a couple of good songs in this film. The background score was not up to the mark.

Picturisation was excellent in every scene. It gives an enriching tone to the film. The work of the lighting, costume, and production departments was not in vain. These, combined with the cinematography, were magnificent.

The clarity in the protagonist's character arc design could also have been in his backstory. In the end, this film has achieved what it set out to convey to the audience. The message is conveyed but lacks sweetness.

Should have explained movie in straight. But This flash back and Flash back spoiled the story. There is no comedy at all.. Just showing arrogance attitude by the hero and promoting smoking more unwantedly. Should have explained movie in straight. But This flash back and Flash back spoiled the story. There is no comedy at all.. Just showing arrogance attitude by the hero and promoting smoking more unwantedly. Should have explained movie in straight. But This flash back and Flash back spoiled the story. There is no comedy at all.. Just showing arrogance attitude by the hero and promoting smoking more unwantedly.

Please think multiple times before watching this movie. This movie will definitely bring you headache. Movie's direction and execution along with dialogues failed miserably that even a youtube shortfilm will be better to watch. Movie is a different version of maanadu movie where the plot revolves around same thing again and again. Director tries to show his brilliance in executing a bad screenplay with bad direction. Renji panicker is one of the best actor in Kerala, of you have watched his films you will definitely hate his role especially the dubbing. The cringe comedies makes you question yourself on how this was released in theatres.

That kid is a menace. She is worse than the typical middle aged aunties. Hated the kid. The movie was very engaging from the get go. The characters were well developed, the trauma that was generational is forcibly being broken, the fact that he doesn't have a choice is cherry on top. He didn't expect anything of this seismic change to happen in his life. The fact that hero was a thoughtful and realistic guy who could understand the orphan kids and still fearful to face his trauma and issue makes him an everyday run of the mill person we see in day to day life. Hope this inspires everyone to never let fear and trauma control their life.