Romancham

One of the best comedy horror flicks of this year. The screenplay and cast have totally got me to fall in love with this movie. From the beginning to end the story and characters takes us on a comdey packed journey without loosing an inch of thrill. Every single scene is executed with originality which makes us don't wana take our eyes of the screen. The background scores and songs are spot on making every audience member feel they got their money's worth. The content enacting and execution really makes the audience get a taste of that adrenaline rush paving the way for the unexpected yet savoury climax which makes us wait for the next one.

I have started an account in IMDB just to post this review, because the one that says Sponsered reviews feels like a Sponsored One. Also, my lad learn the spelling of Sponsored. This movie keeps you entertained throughout. You would leave the theater laughing out loud, literally. Not in the must watch for theater experience category. But you should definitely watch this movie at the earliest before people start spoiling the fun. This is a fun, fast, 100% enjoyable movie with elements of horror. This movie doesn't force humor on you, but you will still keep on laughing throughout the movie. Excited for the second part.

Watched it with a notion that the reviews may be exaggerated or the movie might be overrated. So I was planning to watch it in 2-3 sittings when I get bored. But the movie kept me glued to the seat from the beginning till the end. The characters are well developed and relatable. Though there were lots of unanswered questions ( they may answer them in the sequel hopefully), the movie was highly suspenseful. The jokes were not the ones that will make your tummy hurts, but very subtle and enjoyable.

7 friends living in Bangalore, not in the crowded or posh areas but in a remote place in the city. Few of them have jobs and others are searching. Then on a bored day they play Ouija board and a ghost came, or did she?

Malayali audience have been longing for a comedy movie for quite some time. Romancham is here to quench that thirst. Although it's a fun watch, I have to say that it's a bit over-hyped. Not that I didn't enjoy the movie, but the rush and reviews are as if it belongs to the range of classics like Punjabi House or Pulival Kalyanam. It does not.

Coming to the movie, there is no star cast in this. Only three of the actors are familiar. But almost everyone did a fine job. Especially Arjun Ashokan. It is probably his career best performance. Soubin is back to his form. I loved the guy who controls the Ouija Board.

Sushin Shyam did a major role behind the success of the movie. Kudos to Jithu Madhavan for providing us a breath of fresh air.

A nice comedy with a touch of horror. Felt like watching the first half of the first season of a series because there was a clear divide in the events and how it is made for it to be four episodes.

The ensemble cast did a great job but Arjun Ashokan scored even though he only appeared in the second half of the movie.

Sushin's background score often feels derivative to me, the same way I feel about Anirudh but both of them are extremely effective in the scenes in the movie that there won't be any complaints.

And how the movie ends was a bit of a disappointment but I kind of saw it coming because I already heard part 2 is coming, so it didn't become a huge disappointment. It felt like they didn't exactly have a clear plan on how to make this film whole and decided to tease a sequel that could be more of a horror and see how it would work out. It wasn't bad per se because of the way the film is structured and claimed to be based on a true story, but it kind of felt like taking an easy way out. Precisely because of that, I don't really agree with adding Horror in front of comedy when talking about the genre of this film.