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Polytechnic Movie Review - A Watchable Entertainer!
Story
The
story
of
Polytechnic
revolves
around
Poly
(Kunchacko
Boban),
who
is
an
active
communist,
and
involves
in
almost
every
functions
and
social
activities
happening
in
his
village.
Pauly
is
in
deep
love
with
his
childhood
friend
Aswathy
(Bhavana),
a
police
officer.
Sukumaran
Nair
(Vijayaraghavan)
,
who
is
the
president
of
Panchayat
and
Aswathy's
father
doesn't
like
their
love
from
the
early
times
itself
and
he
is
the
main
oppose
for
Poly
in
the
village.
Pauly's life takes a turn when his father at Indian Army dies in a terrorist attack. Pauly's family gets an amount as compensation and with this Pauly is forced by his family to start a business on his own. Pauly decides to take up the closed Dakshayani Biscuits factory, and run it as an agricultural factory. Rest of the movie discusses about the struggles Pauly does to run the factory and win his love, Aswathy fighting against Sukumaran Nair.
Performances
Kunchacko
Boban
is
the
pick
among
actors.
Though
the
role
of
Pauly
didn't
leave
him
a
scope
to
perform
something
different,
he
has
done
a
pretty
good
job
to
portray
the
role
of
a
common
man
and
his
struggles
in
life.
Bhavana
as
Aswathy
is
charming
and
lovable.
Vijayaraghavan as Sukumaran Nair is good with his character. Aju Varghese as Backer, playing the close friend of Poly, entertains us with humour elements. Rest of the actors including Niyas Backer, Suraj Venjaramood, Ambika, Kochupreman, Devi Chandana, Hareesh Peradi, Thesni Khan have done their characters well.
Technical
Aspects
Cinematography
by
Pramod
has
its
charm
with
the
rich
frames
of
the
village.
Music
by
Gopi
Sunder
leaves
no
impact
on
the
audience,
be
it
the
songs
or
the
BGM.
Polytechnic
is
the
second
script
on
screen
by
Nishad
Koya.
The
script
is
not
devoid
of
flaws.
The
characters
of
the
movie
resembles
many
of
the
other
characters
we
have
already
come
across
in
movies.
The script too has many cliche moments and lags at parts. But where the scriptwriter has won is the simplicity it carries through. There is no twists and turns, or punch dialogues. It just moves in a simple manner which can easily attract family audience. Humour elements in the script has worked out well.
Director, attempting a fun filled entertainer for the first time in his career has been quite successful with the attempt.
Verdict
On
the
whole,
Polytechnic
is
a
watchable
entertainer.
Watch
it
with
less
seriousness
and
expectations.
