movie review – Socially Keeda

‘Super Sharanya’, director Girish AD’s second movie after ‘Thanneer Mathan Dinangal’, had generated plenty of buzz on campuses forward of its theatrical launch, due to its efficient promotions and the already well-liked track ‘Ashubha Mangalakaari’.

So it was no marvel that the primary present of the primary day was in theaters and that too with the vast majority of the faculty audiences. What stood out was that the group this time was largely made up of school ladies.

Indeed, the trailer of the movie confirmed a narrative a few ladies hostel. Usually, Malayalam cinema tells the story from the attitude of a male hostel.

While the essential plot is a campus love story by Sharanya (Anaswara Rajan), it additionally does a very good job of capturing the bond between the 4 roommates, friendship, humor and every little thing else wanted for a campus movie.

While Anaswara has utterly perfected her character as a village lady from Palakkad who involves a college far-off in Thrissur, Mamitha Baiju as Sona makes the movie a enjoyable watch. Sona is the city lady from Kochi, the self-proclaimed protector and guardian of the village lady Sharanya.

It’s the way in which Girish outlined every character within the movie that makes it attention-grabbing.

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