Thinkal
Muthal
Velli
Vare
is
a
family
entertainer
which
stars
Jayaram
in
the
lead
role.
The
movie,
directed
by
Kannan
Thamarakulam,
marks
the
lead
role
debut
of
popular
singer-television
host
Rimi
Tomy.
Anoop
Menon
essays
a
pivotal
role.
The
movie
is
produced
by
Anto
Joseph
under
the
banner
Anto
Joseph
Film
Company.
Thinkal
Muthal
Velli
Vare
Plot
Jayadevan
Chungathara
(Jayaram)
is
a
most-wanted
writer
in
the
Malayalam
Television
industry,
who
pens
the
scripts
for
all
major
soap
operas.
He
is
completely
against
the
concept
of
marriage
and
has
no
plans
to
marry.
But
he
ends
up
marrying
Pushpavalli
(Rimi
Tomy),
who
is
a
diehard
fan
of
Jayadevan
and
his
serials.
The
marriage
brings
in
a
lot
of
changes
in
Jayadevan's
life
and
this
forms
the
crux
of
the
story.
Cast
And
Performance
Jayaram
has
nothing
much
to
do
as
Jayadevan
Chungathara
and
fails
to
go
beyond
his
usual
standards.
He
largely
disappoints
by
overacting
at
certain
points.It's
high
time
for
the
actor
to
move
on
from
his
highly
stereotyped
roles
and
try
something
different
to
save
his
ailing
career.
Rimi
Tomy,
who
makes
her
lead
role
debut
with
the
movie,
will
test
the
patience
of
the
audiences
with
the
over-dosage
of
her
so-called
'jokes'.
She
may
cater
her
diehard
fans
who
enjoy
her
television
show,;
but
completely
fails
to
impress
the
normal
audience.
Anoop
Menon
is
just
wasted
in
his
minimal
role,
whic
h
completely
lacks
substance.
The
rest
of
the
cast
including
KPAC
Lalitha,
Janardhanan,
Ganesh,
Maniyan
Pilla
Raju,
Edavela
Babu,
Anoop
Chandran,
Rachana
Narayanankutty
etc
are
just
ok
in
their
respective
roles.
Script
And
Direction
There
is
nothing
much
to
describe
about
the
hollow
script
and
weak
direction.
The
film
tries
to
depict
the
Television
industry
in
a
much
unconvincing
way.
Director
Kannan
Thamarakkulam
fails
to
bring
out
the
best
from
the
actors
and
make
the
movie
engaging
with
standard
comical
elements.
Sadly,
the
movie
fits
into
the
category
of
a
typical
Malayalam
soap
opera
and
hardly
caters
the
audience
who
expect
a
cinema.
Technical
Aspects
Pradeep
Nair's
cinematography
is
above
average.
VT
Sreejith
editing
could
have
been
even
more
better,
as
the
movie
completely
lags
at
certain
points.
Songs
And
Background
Score
Sanand
George's
songs
are
just
okay,
while
background
score
fails
to
make
an
impact.
Verdict
A
dreadful
soap
opera
on
the
big
screen!