Muhammed Sulfikkar

It's a beautiful movie. You would relate to it if you know a bit about Malappuram's famous telefilm market which was a parallel film world for the Malappuram folks in 2000s. It captures every bits and pieces of their struggle and aspirations to make movies for their crowd( the climax does shed light to the problem of art and its one sided narrative). The movie is set in early 2000s during Bush administration wherein a lot of political changes occured in the world. I personally lived amongst the Malappuram folks and I know what this movie means to them. Hopefully, it resonates with others too...

It's a one time watch... The good part is that there are comedy scenes which give you chuckles... The story line isn't deep which would make you feel incompleteness... Both the leading actors did their part really well... Scenes are predictable but overall it's a joy ride...

A strong subject handled with great wit... Wonderful cinematography and bgms.... Stellar performances from Fahadh Faasil and the crew... Watch it if you don't like to define movies in a conventional way ... It's a out of the box approach on a very important social evil... Not for those whose expect 3-4 action sequences and row of mass dialogues... The climax might be predictable but the acting carried out by Fahadh with such composure is to be applauded.... Cements the fact that he is the best actor amongst his contemporaries....