Manoharam

Such a simple story told excellently, loved watching it

2nd best in 2019 for me. I watched this movie without much expectation thinking this as an off beat movie. But "Manoharam" surprised me with its freshness and presentation. The movie is brilliant and very funny too. There is little suspense and thrill too which makes it a perfect choice for me. Coming to the -ves, there is deliberate intention to induce novelty in camera work by making shaking camera shots which I found quite unnecessary at many occasions. Also, there is lot of 'noise pollution' through out the movie capturing all sort of sounds in the surroundings. Ignoring these flaws, "Manoharam" is a nicely crafted 'kidukkachi' movie for all sorts of people. Must watch movie in all sense.

Loved watching it. Worth your time. This movie dwells into some uncommon territories that was never portrayed in Malayalam movies, like the flex culture in Kerala. Reminds some of the old Mohanlal-Srinivasan combination movies, but still maintain its own freshness.

The film revolves across the story of a poster artist named Manoharan, who struggling to search out respect for his career after the appearance of printing know-how. He tries exhausting to get into the mainstream, by choosing up design software program abilities. How he does it varieties the crux of the story. It has executed it effectively on display and a few comedy and songs hold you engaged all through the movie, say the viewers.Vineeth Sreenivasan has delivered an excellent efficiency in Manoharam and he steals the present along with his comedy timing. Delhi Ganesh, Basil Joseph, Deepak Parambol, Hareesh Peradi, Jude Anthany Joseph and Indrans have carried out good jobs and they're additionally among the many belongings of the film, says the viewers.

Snappy screenplay.Loved this slice of life. Excellent film. Kudos to the makers, everything comes along beautifully and the payout is even better.