Adios Amigo

The film Adios Amigo is a cinematic work belonging to the genres of feel-good comedy drama. It was directed by Nahas Nazar.

The film's narrative is concerned with the depiction of the relationship between two young men, and the development of their friendship. Priyan hails from Idukki. The subject is not currently in a marital partnership and is employed in the field of painting in the town of Ernakulam. The subject's background is characterised by economic disadvantage. Following the hospitalisation of his mother, the subject was required to source the necessary funds for her treatment. The subject has been observed requesting financial assistance from his acquaintances. However, this was not achieved. One of his acquaintances, Sojan, consented to provide him money. For that purpose, he wishes to proceed to the Vyttila Bus Station. It was in this context that he encountered Prince. The character of Prince is a highly distinctive one. The subject displays a high level of activity and energy. The subject originates from an affluent background and is currently unemployed. The subject demonstrates an aptitude for establishing rapport with individuals in a relatively brief period. The subject displays an alcohol use disorder and exhibits financial irresponsibility. It is evident that Prince and Priyan establish a rapport with one another with remarkable alacrity. Alcohol and food are ingested by these individuals. It is to be noted that Priyan harbours a degree of optimism with regard to the possibility of Prince providing financial support for his mother's medical treatment. However, he was reluctant to solicit funds expeditiously. Their journey commenced aboard a KSRTC AC bus, which conveyed them to Trivandrum. They subsequently disembarked in Kollam. The purpose of the stepping out from bus was to convene with Prince's former romantic partner. However, she subsequently requested to see them at a later time. Furthermore, they reserve a room in a five-star hotel. The following day, the subjects met Prince's former partner and engaged in a lengthy conversation. A plethora of incidents transpired, reminiscent of comedic scenes, including the creation of difficulties by Prince in the hotel and his subsequent decision to depart. Earlier, in his younger period, Prince sustained severe cranial accident. The change in behaviour can be attributed to the impact of the accident. Consequently, his female companion sustained severe injuries and underwent the amputation of one leg. Prince is of the opinion that he is culpable for her losses. Following a conversation with the former partner, the subject reports feelings of contentment. Consequently, both friends opted to return.

In the following sequence of events, Prince was apprised by Priyan of his circumstances and the necessity for financial resources. Prince assures him that he will provide assistance. In an effort to secure financial assistance, he approached his relatives, yet their response was not favourable. Prince has depleted his financial reserves. In the midst of their return journey, the subjects were apprehended by law enforcement authorities. Thereafter, they travelled by taxi to Ernakulam. Prince demonstrated an inability to manage his finances effectively. The actions of the taxi driver resulted in complications for his charges. It is evident that Priyan encountered certain challenges as a result of Prince's actions. Priyan provided the taxi driver with financial resources, which were obtained through borrowing from an acquaintance. Prince experienced a loss of consciousness as a result of alcohol consumption. Priyan was successful in ensuring that Prince was deposited in close proximity to his residence, and did not allow him to be left unattended. The following morning, he returned. Upon his return, he received a telephone call informing him that the account had been credited with a sum of fifty thousand. It has been established that the financial transaction was initiated by Prince's wife.

The film is said to have accurately represented the inherent value of bonds and the divergent perspectives of the economically disadvantaged and the affluent. A profound sense of connection can be established with a multitude of scenes within the film.

The narrative demonstrated a commendable level of quality. The direction was also commendable. It is evident that both actors, Asif Ali and Suraj, delivered performances of the highest calibre. And significant effort has been invested in the development of the characters and the creation of a unique vernacular. The musical scores are worthy of particular attention. It was observed that the visual graphics did not attain the requisite standard in sometimes. The film is good, as it facilitates one time watching and recommendations.

A recent addition to Netflix, Adios Amigo made its way in without much noise, sliding in and out of theaters just as quietly. With strong performers featured on the poster, this was one to watch.

A quirky, rich guy with a heart of gold meets a man struggling to make ends meet. How they develop a bond over a few days forms the crux of the story.

The movie starts on an interesting note, with the characters being well-established. The plot is simple but gets dragged out. It could have easily been trimmed by 30 minutes to make a stronger impact.

Asif Ali's portrayal of a big-hearted, naïve drunkard is unique, and he plays the role with perfection. This character could have easily become cringeworthy, but he makes it endearing and entertaining. Suraj Venjaramoodu, with his poised stance, makes you root for him. Their chemistry works in the movie's favor. Anagha, though in a small role, proves her potential.

The songs add to the runtime and could have been cut. The comedy falls flat at multiple points, and the logic takes a backseat, but given the comedic nature of the film, this can be overlooked. The climax will surely touch your heart.

With crisper writing and tighter screenplay, the movie had the potential to get viewers more invested, but sadly, it turned out to be an average affair. Watch it if you're in the mood for something light and don't have anything solid to watch.

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The two-and-a-half-hour runtime of this movie felt excessively long, as it stretched out a single plot without introducing any other exciting scenarios. Several unnecessary scenes inside the bus during the first half could have easily been trimmed. The first half was little too lengthy which made me bored even before the first half.

The performances of the asif and suraj were engaging, but the excessive duration and repetition made it frustrating. Some of the humor landed well, while most of them fell flat. They might thought that, "Bosse" will be new trending thing but I feel irritated when I hear that now. Overall, it was a below-average experience and didn't work for me as well.

Adios Amigo

A light fun to watch feel good entertainer with many hilarious and humane moments.

The plot of the movie is about two strangers from varied life circumstances accidentally crosses each other and the interesting bond they develops and funny situations that happens along their road travel forms the storyline.

Aji Peter Thankam after 'Kettyolanu Ende Malakha' has penned a loud and carefree characterisation for Asif Ali in the movie and he has appropriately portrayed the character through his mannerisms without losing the accent of North Paravoor guy.

Suraj has played the real life character of the writer Thankam in the story and has portrayed the character of a family centric guy from Idukki.

Nahas Nazar has portrayed many emotional and empathetic moments through the movie and the value of relationships and the role of wealth in defining a relationship. Thankam through his writing has again hooked the emotional and relationship stigma in the mind of the viewers.

A decent debut directorial by Nahas Nazar with a soft ending & good BGM's by Jakes Bejoy.

Rating - 3.25/5.

2 hours 36mins? Really.. The movie was enjoyable and the story is good enough.. but the length was too much.. Many unwanted and repetitive scenes.. Unfortunately most of the jokes didn't work out for me .

But i didn't feel regret watching this movie.. i felt good in the end.. Should've been 1 hour 45 minutes.. Liked the performance of suraj and asif, but asifs acting as a drunkard felt a bit off in the beginning, but later on it got better.. One unnecessary song was in the middle.. Hema's character felt unnecessary.. Anyway , i liked the movie.. maybe i am also in need of a rich friend like him to settle my debts..