BRO DADDY REVIEW:
•ONE WORD: A fun-filled movie of fun and love.
- RELEASE DATE: 26/01/2022
- DIRECTOR: PRITHVIRAJ SUKUMARAN
- GENRE: COMEDY DRAMA
- STAR CAST: MOHANLAL, PRITHVIRAJ SUKUMARAN, MEENA, KALYANI PRIYADARSHAN, LALU ALEX, JAGADISH, KANIHA, JAFFAR IDUKKI, UNNI MUKUDAN, SOUBIN SHAHIR and more.
- PRODUCERS: ANTONY PERUMBAVOOR.
- PRODUCTION: AASHIRVAD CINEMAS & PRITHVIRAJ PRODUCTIONS.
- MUSIC DIRECTOR: DEEPAK DEV
- CINEMATOGRAPHY: ABINANDHAN RAMANUJAN.
- EDITOR : AKHILESH MOHAN.
REVIEW BY ARUNJYOTHI MOVIE REVIEWS.
THE GOOD:
- A completely fun-filled entertainer.
- The powerful performance of Lal Alex, Mohanlal and Prithviraj is a treat to watch.
- Best direction and making of Prithviraj Sukumaran.
- Entertaining fun comedies.
- Combination scenes of Mohanlal and Prithviraj.
- Influencing dialogues.
- Best technical works.
THE BAD:
- The length of the film could have been made a little shorter.
- The whole story is predictable.
- Character of Soubin Shahir felt forced.
- Story makes slight resemblances to Badhaai Ho.
- The ending could have been made a little better.
- Screenplay lacks the depth to connect with the viewers.
Detail Explanation of REVIEW:
1: Length of the film.
2: Predictable way of storytelling.
3: Character of Soubin Shahir.
4: Ending lacks a punch.
What’s behind the film:
The whole movie was enriched with the best technical quality, the team behind the camera had made a tremendous effort to make this movie as an entertainer. The cinematography by Abhinandan Ramanujam shined gloriously from the beginning, his various methods of shots and the undertaking aspects according to the plot looked authentic. The luxury livings of the main characters were captured nicely, their family culture and their living conditions were nice for the story. The camera shots to capture the various emotions of the actions were also adequately set by the cinematographer. The editing by Akhilesh Mohan looks crisp and clear with perfect timings in cutting and mismatches weren’t felt in the viewing experience. Also, the transition to the next scenes was steady and the colour grading also suited well.
The film does have incredible musical work and Deepak Dev hasn’t forgotten to give his best. The song “Parayathe Vannen” sung by M.G Sreekumar and Vineeth Sreenivasan was good to hear and the matching visuals had also given a fine pleasant feel. The lyrics by Lakshmi Shrikumar fitted for the track rightly and the voice of M.G Sreekumar was delightful to hear, giving the nostalgic vibe of his previous hits. The title track “Vannu Pokum sung by Mohanlal and Prithviraj Sukumaran made a gleam through their voice, their singing combination felt interesting. The final song “Kanakuyile” was enriched with positive vibes and happiness of love and family sentiments and the beats of the song were also amazing to hear.
