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Oru Indian Pranayakadha Review - A Watchable Flick
Story:
Aymanam
Sidharthan
(Fahad
Fazil)
is
the
youth
conference
mandalam
president
of
RDF
party
and
a
well
known
social
figure.
Sidharthan
wants
to
be
a
MLA
of
the
place
but
high
commission
nominates
another
person
to
the
election.
In despair Sidharthan takes a break from the political works and as suggested by Uthupp Vallikkadan (Innocent), the district president of the party, he joins with Irene Gardner (Amala Paul), a Canadian Malayali, who is on her mission to make a documentary about orphanages.
Sidharthan's love interest is Divya (Shafna), daughter of a big gun. But their relation doesn't work out well as Sidharthan always fails to express his love due to social commitments. On his days with Irene, Sidharthan finds that there are more missions for Irene on her visit than just the documentary making. Will Irene and Sidharthan succeed in their mission? Answer lies in the rest of the storyline.
Performance:
Performance
wise
Fahad
Fazil
scores
big
time.
His
character
of
Aymanan
Sidharthan
proves
the
flexibility
of
this
actor
to
perform
roles
with
comedy
touch.
Amala
Paul
looks
good
in
the
role
of
Irene
Gardner.
Dubbing
could
have
been
better
though.
Innocent
has
given
yet
another
convincing
act
through
Uthupp
Vallikkadan.
Other actors including Lakshmi Gopalaswamuy (Thulasi), Prakash Bare (Azad), Shafna (Divya), Krishnaprabha (Sudha) have too given decent performances.
Technical
Aspects:
Cinematography
by
Pradeep
Nair
is
not
a
wonder,
still
holds
that
charm
a
movie
need.
Music by Vidyasagar is impressive. Three songs of the movie and BGM does create a positive note for the movie.
Script by Iqbal Kuttipuram is not flawless. First half of the movie was near perfect, while the later half seemed half baked. Still, the script had its moments for the viewers.
Verdict:
Sathyan
Anthikkad
has
left
his
cliched
family
melodramas
and
tried
something
new
and
he
deserves
an
applause
for
the
same.
