Rating:
2.5/5
Star
Cast:
Director:
Not
many
movies
have
went
on
to
achieve
unparalelled
popularity
even
before
a
year
of
its
release.
Oru
Adaar
Love
falls
into
that
league
of
Malayalam
movies
and
the
film,
has
come
out
in
the
theatres
now
by
becoming
a
Valentine's
Day
special
release.
Has
Oru
Adaar
Love
lived
up
to
the
hype
and
expectations?
Read
Oru
Adaar
Love
review
here
to
know
more.
Plot
The
story
of
Oru
Adaar
Love
revolves
around
a
group
of
school
students.
Roshan,
Priya
and
Gadha
are
the
prominent
ones
among
them.
Roshan
and
Priya
are
in
love
with
each
other
but
some
unexpected
incidents
that
happen
put
their
relation
in
trouble.
What
happens
rest
has
been
narrated
in
Oru
Adaar
Love.
Script
&
Direction
The
story
of
the
film
is
by
Omar
Lulu
himself
and
the
core
plot
has
nothing
really
fresh
or
unique
to
offer.
At
the
core,
Oru
Adaar
Love
is
a
tale
about
teenage
love.
But,
the
story
turns
out
to
be
an
interesting
one
as
the
film
progresses,
especially
in
the
latter
half
of
the
movie.
The
script
of
the
film,
penned
by
Sarang
Jayaprakash
and
Lijo
Panadan
has
the
due
elements
for
a
youth
entertainer
in
the
backdrop
of
a
school
campus.
The
writers
do
take
their
time
to
set
their
foot
into
the
major
turn
of
events,
which
results
in
some
dragging
sequences
in
the
initial
half.
Initially,
one
would
get
a
feel
like
where
the
film
is
heading
towards.
For
entertainers
like
this,
the
comical
sequences
are
a
must
and
Oru
Adaar
Love
does
tick
that
checkbox
partially.
Yes,
some
of
the
comedies
do
fall
flat
but
still
majority
of
them
are
worth
the
chuckles.
There
is
no
over-dependance
in
the
double
meaning
dialogues,
which
paves
for
some
clean
humour.
While
all
these
works,
some
of
the
elements
in
the
film
arefound
to
be
too
unrealistic.
However,
Omar
Lulu
has
packaged
the
film
in
a
neat
way.
The
pace
of
the
film
in
the
first
half
is
a
bit
of
a
concern
but
the
director
enters
the
top
gear
in
the
second
half
and
the
way
in
which
he
has
handled
the
proceedings
is
convincing.
In
the
latter
half,
we
get
to
see
a
proper
symphony
with
everything
correctly
falling
into
place.
However,
the
haste
in
some
of
the
portions
in
the
second
half
does
affect
the
flow
of
the
movie.
Performances
All
the
major
cast
memebers
of
the
movie
are
fresh
faces.
As
far
as
Priya
Varrier
is
concerned,
she
has
done
a
decent
job.
Roshan,
the
young
lad,
has
put
up
an
energetic
performance.
But,
the
show-stealer
is
Noorin
Shereef,
who
has
don
the
role
of
Gadha.
Her
performance,
especially
in
the
second
half
of
the
movie,
definitely
stands
out.
Another
star
performer
is
Salim
Kumar,
who
impresses
with
his
cameo
appearance.
The
ever
dependable
Siddique
chips
in
with
a
smart
performance.
Hareesh
Kanaaran
too
provides
some
good
moments
for
laughter.
Other
Aspects
The
music
is
indeed
the
soul
of
the
movie.
All
the
songs
set
to
tune
by
Shaan
Rehman
are
worth
remembering.
The
BGM,
which
is
romantic,
lively
and
refreshing,
suits
the
film
very
much.
Sinu
Sidharth
has
done
a
good
job
with
the
cinematography.
Editing
could
have
been
better,
especially
in
the
first
half
of
the
film
where
there
the
flow
wasn't
convincing.
Positives
The
Engaging
Second
Half
Omar
Lulu's
Packaging
Music
&
BGM
By
Shaan
Rehmaan
Negatives
The
First
Half
That
Lags
A
Bit
Some
Unrealistic
Sequences
Lack
Of
A
Refreshing
Storyline
Verdict
Oru
Adaar
Love
is
not
a
film
that
is
first
of
its
kind
but
still
does
take
us
to
the
world
of
school
campus
romance
effectively.
It
is
not
free
from
flaws
but
still,
Omar
Lulu
and
team
have
somewhat
managed
to
keep
the
audiences
enntertained.