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'Sapta Sagaradaache Ello', which means somewhere beyond the seven seas, explores the relationship between Manu and Priya, who are deeply in love and dream of moving together to start a family
The movie could have undoubtedly been elevated to a higher standard had it refrained from the inclusion of superfluous emotional sequences.
The screenplay by Muhammed Shafi and Rony David has potential but doesn't attempt to break new ground, which affects the film in places.
Toby's endearing relationship with Jenny forms the crux of the story, which has an equal measure of romance, revenge and violence.
The irony lies in the fact that such a film must either hilariously surpass the expectations and standards set by 'Vellimoonga' through sheer audacity or fully embrace its imitation, making it a delightful tongue-in-cheek experience.
The titular character Rani is a demure, hardworking domestic help who assists Dharmajan's sister Sheela write his biography.
While the theme of single, older men trying to get hitched may seem all too familiar, it is the treatment and unpredictability of the film that makes 'Nadikalil Sundari Yamuna' enjoyable.
In the movie, Aby (Asif Ali) and Faizal (Sunny Wayne) embark on a daring heist, stealing gold worth crores, and chaos ensues as a relentless gang pursues them for its retrieval.
The movie helmed by Siby Padiyara is set in the village of Kuruvakunnu, which is home to Theyyam artist Chaathooty Perunavan.
While there are indeed moments that tug at the heartstrings, at times, it appears that the film's abundance of good intentions may have inadvertently led to some missteps.