Bleson S. M.

Storywise this is an absolute nonsense movie that ruined my day off. There's no comedy that you could even think of smiling. People with depression should avoid this movie at all cost. The movie is loaded with double entendre which is typically the kind of roles that attracts Balu and Aju Varghese or they've been typecasted most of the time with. Junior Lal is known for his worthless new-gen movies. A huge salute to senior Lal and family for standing by his son when he creates such an atrocious movie. I guess with the pandemic, all the great actors were forced to take up this project in order to make some income. Lal Jr is never a bad director, just poor in terms of the choice of script. I'm sure that if gets a good story in hand, he'd definitely make a great movie out of it. In terms of acting, all the actors have done a pretty decent job, did not find anything substandard. But again, when an actor does take up a project like this, they can't help but blemish their image even though it's not their fault. Overall I'd, say this this the kind of movie that you shouldn't watch unless you're inclined to do self-harm. Summary: A disgrace to malayalam films