This is one movie that LIVED UP TO EXPECTATION - it flopped as expected !!
This junk movie was in the vault of Govt run Chitranjali studio in Trivandrum for one year after completing shoot and post production for want of takers.
Paresh, it does not deserve ANY star - just like you as a critic deserve ZILCH
The review given by Paresh C Palicha is very decent and reasonable, in a way very complete and real!
Hope rediff.com gives him a chance to post reviews for Hindi cinemas as well. Reading his reviews would help us make the right choices of which movies could be missed, as not all movies are worth seeing thro for 2 and half hours. Keep the good work up Paresh C Palicha!!! We are fans of yr reviewgiri . . .
malayalam films r going through a crisis 4 sure ....last dec i wasted my money on craps like crazy gopalan,lolipop...etc ..the only film which i liked was veruthe oru bhariya....n by da way..how cum lolipop n goal b called hits....dey r official flops rt?? even notebook was nt a commercial success though da subject was gud..
I can't agree with you. There were so many recent hits like Classmates, Notebook, Goal, Chocolate, Lolypop etc. Recent malayalam movie trend is such teenage subjects. I don't know how you got the wisdom that Malayalam cinema is going through a mid-life crisis
Re: No mid-life crisis
by Bhaskar unni on Mar 02, 2009 03:38 PM
who told you that Goal, and Lollypop where hits, Both Film was Super flops,Notebook was the better film, Chocolate was the another film with no story, and the lead actress Roma, she was over acting in that film....
Da monae palicha...hollywood actors are much elder than our malayalam superstars..its not the age which matters...its the skill...Mohan La and Mamookkaa are the best...dont ever dare to challenge superstars...
Re: Paresh palichaaaa...adikam paalellae
by Arvind Shah on Mar 02, 2009 05:32 PM
Mohanlal and Mamookkaa are never in the context, my friend. The review does not say at all that they are mediocre actors . . .Make the rite point man! Dnt just critisize w/o ryhme and reason . . .
