Cast: Mohanlal, Manju Warrior, Innocent
Movie Type: Family Drama
Duration: 135 minutes
Director: Sathyan Anthikkad
Rating: 3/5
Sathyan Anthikkad the director of this movie has constantly wanted to make movies, inside his safe place. There will be a layout A cluster of pleasant individuals who can do no wrong, a prudent lead combine and acting in bounty that is made into a vibe decent performer. What's more, no Sathyan film can abandon you feeling despondent along these lines, at last, its all's well that finishes well.
Anyhow give us a chance to caution you- this is implied for those of you who love Sathyan sort of movies and not for others. Yes, the movie producer has issued us a few pearls for such a large number of years yet Ennum Eppozhum, with Mohanlal and Manju Warrier ahead of the pack, is a somewhat disillusioning exertion.
The hero Vineeth N Pillai (Mohanlal) is the columnist of a ladies' magazine, who is experienced however has lost all the energy about what he is doing. His new manager, a youthful beautiful London taught young lady who is appalled with Vineeth's unreliably is sitting tight for motivation to reveal to him the entryway.
He is given a task, to meeting a blazing attorney Deepa (Manju Warrier). She is in the news for her overcome battle against the powers after she falls in a pothole while going in the bicycle. She declines to do the meeting and Vineeth grounds up in inconveniences in a steady progression all the while. It's all intended to be amusing yet it would require genuine push to sit through this part of the story.
The film gets some force post interim however with an anticipated peak that never appears to end, Sathyan Anthikkad and Ranjan Pramod test the persistence of the viewer in an enormous manner. The two have made two dynamite films in the past Achuvinte Amma and Manassinakkare however this is no place in that association.
Mohanlal is made to rehash every one of those idiosyncrasies and even some of those dialogs from his yesteryear hits. The saint has done his part with all trustworthiness yet it doesn't help things much because of terrible composition. He in there all through and is a treat to watch.
Manju Warrier looks pale and her sketchy exacerbate up makes things. The memories of her past times worth remembering are to be seen on occasion yet there are very little events accessible for her to show her brightness. The strong supporting cast of Innocent and Lena are squandered. Jacob Gregory's character of a sidekick to the saint, scarcely figures out how to bring out any giggles however the youthful Minon scores with his witty dialogs in the middle.
Overall, here is a film where you recognize what's going to happen next however wind up getting a charge out of, viewing it unfold. Move ahead at your own particular danger!

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