Porinju Maryam Jose - review

Brothers Day is the first film to be directed and directed by Kalabhavan Shahjoon. In the first film, Shajon is trying to create a festival film with all the ingredients, including comedy, action thriller songs, dancing. But….

The positives

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After a long time, Prithviraj was seen in a full-length entertainer. The two action scenes and two action scenes in the film were very good.

Prasanna's villainous role felt good. Some of the comedy in the first half was entertaining as well. The film's base story has all the ingredients for a good commercial.

There is no twist to the climax of the recent climax.

The negatives

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The film is very complex and has no clarity. In the first half, which stretches for an hour and a half, each new character is introduced every 15 minutes or so. It shows a back story for everyone who is alike. It is doubtful whether much of the film is in demand. But it would have been nice if the villain had a good story. When the picture is in the first half, things are getting a bit clarity.

All in all, the flashbacks of all the main characters tell a sad story. We have to wonder if there was such a problem and they were just joking and laughing.

In many places there was something of a misspelling of scenes. Two seconds later, the character is terrified by a scene.

Perhaps we could have gotten a better thriller if we had eliminated all the unnecessary characters and given the imprints of Prithviraj, Prasanna and Aishwarya Lakshmi.

In short, comedy, action, thriller and emotions are all but nothing.