Neeraj Madhav also offers a lot of fun with his witty conversations. Aju Varghese again impresses with a solid humorous performance. Manjima looked good in those songs but the most significant part was acting and she sadly disappointed me. The scene where he tries to impress Manjima and also that second half scene inside the detective’s office were really hilarious and this guy is evolving real fast. But by adding a little more humor in the post climax scene, debutant Prajith and Vineeth wraps up the movie in a good way.Īs an actor Nivin Pauly manages to do humor very successfully. It is true that the climax gives importance in making us aware about a new way of online cheating, but the kind of melodrama it had affect the movie in a way. But where the movie fumbles is in giving perfect climax for the humorous tale. The second half of the movie is also on the hilarious side for a significant share of its runtime.

With all the witty conversations that comprises of certain socially relevant issues, the post college phase of the script also becomes entertaining.

Much like Koothara, here also we get to see a realistic glimpse of the losers of engineering degree. The one reason why this movie works is because of the way Vineeth Sreenivasan has written the life of the B.Tech victim. The movie basically tells us Umesh and his friend Shaji’s journey to prove their innocence as no evidence was in support of them. The lazy lad who is in search of shortcut to fame and film making ends up in a trouble when his journey to Chennai gets linked with a missing case he wasn’t aware of. Umesh is the central protagonist and he is sitting at home after miserably failing in his B.Tech degree.

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