Mamas
directorial
Mannar
Mathai
Speaking
2,
the
sequel
of
highly
acclaimed
Ramji
Rao
Speaking
and
Mannar
Mathai
Speaking,
speaks
some
sort
of
the
blended
storyline
of
its
prequels.
The
movie
entertains
to
a
decent
level,
still
lacks
that
punch
the
prequels
carried
through.
Story
The
central
characters
being
Mannar
Mathai
(Innocent),
Gopalakrishnan
(Mukesh)
and
Balakrishnan
(Sai
Kumar),
the
three
are
now
running
Urvashi
Tours
and
Travels,
done
with
the
drama
troupe
and
problems
occurred.
Mannar
Mathai
still
has
the
passion
towards
drama
and
he
hopes
to
do
a
play
on
their
25th
anniversary
of
the
troupe.
Gopalakrishnan
and
Balakrishnan
on
the
other
extreme
crticises
Mathai
much
for
his
drama
passion.
One
day
when
they
require
a
driver,
who
is
fluent
in
English
languages
for
their
foreign
clients,
Mathai
gives
a
wanted
ad
in
newspaper
asking
for
a
driver
and
a
female
lead
for
their
latest
drama.
Unni
(Basil)
comes
to
their
life
as
the
driver
and
Nithya
(Aparna
Gopinath)
as
the
artist.
Things
go
all
well
till
they
confronts
Mahendra
Varma
(Biju
Menon),
their
old
rival
whom
they
had
thought
to
be
dead.
What
follows
is
a
laughter
sprinkled
journey
of
how
MA
Go
BA's
life
gets
to
worse
situations
with
the
entry
of
some
more
characters
which
holds
the
thrilling
elements
of
the
movie.
Performances
Innocent
as
Mannar
Mathai
and
Mukesh
as
Gopalakrishnan
have
tried
their
best
to
reach
the
energy
level
maintained
by
the
characters
in
the
prequels
and
have
near
succeeded
in
the
same.
Sai
Kumar
as
Balakrishnan
feels
a
bit
tired
in
his
role
and
has
less
to
perform.
Aparna
Gopinath
as
Nithya
is
not
much
impressive
in
her
character
as
the
character
provides
less
space
for
her
to
shine
through.
Biju
Menon
as
Mahendra
Varma
has
done
a
wonderful
job
and
can
be
termed
as
the
saving
grace
of
the
movie.
Shammi
Thilakan
as
Koshi,
Vijeesh
as
Manjulan
scores
well
with
their
comedy
numbers.
Other
characters
including
Vijayaraghavan
(RamjiRao),
Janardhanan
(Garvasees
Ashan),
Indrans
(Ponnappan),
Kalabhavan
Shajon
(SI
Babumon)
and
Basil
(Unni)
have
done
justice
to
their
roles.
Technical
Aspects
Music
by
Rahul
Raj
is
impressive
with
the
BGM,
but
stays
average
in
the
songs.
Cinematography
by
Vishnu
Narayan
has
moments
of
charm
and
holds
well
to
the
decent
works
in
the
previous
flicks
he
had
worked
on.
Mamas,
though
had
done
a
honest
effort
to
portray
some
characters
which
are
glued
to
the
minds
of
Malayalam
film
lovers,
has
got
much
to
improve
in
scripting.
Dialogues,
while
most
of
them
are
well
received
with
laughter,
some
of
them
fells
flat.
On
the
whole,
Mannar
Mathai
Speaking
2
deserves
an
average
rating
for
the
effort
the
director
did
to
make
a
sequel
without
doing
much
harm
to
the
well
remembered
characters,
even
though
the
movie
lacks
the
charm
of
its
prequels.
Verdict
Sit,
laugh
and
leave
the
theatre
with
a
blank
mind.