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Manasa Vacha Movie Review

Name: Manasa Vacha Movie Review
Item: Manasa Vacha
Rating: 3.5
Author: Pradip Bhat

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Review for the film " Manasa Vacha"

Runtime: 02 Hour 01 Minutes

Certificate: U

Released: 08-03-2024

Genre: Drama

Similar To: Anjaam Vedham, Namukku Kodathiyil Kaanam, Tyson Malayalam, Gandharva Jr.

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CAST & CREW

Ahana Vinesh

Sai Kumar

Eldho Issac

Dias Antony Padamadan

Lijo Paul

Oniel Kurup

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Producer:

Oniel Kurup

Niseeth Chandrahasan

Music Director:

Sunil Kumar PK

Editor:

Lijo Paul

Director:

Dias Antony Padamadan

Sreekumar Podiyan

Art Director:

Tintu Prem

Director of Photography:

Eldho Issac

Supporting Actor:

Sai Kumar

Actor:

Prashanth Alexander

Actress:

Ahana Vinesh

empty:

Kiron Kumar

Alexander Prasanth

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Manasa Vacha is a heist comedy which is directed by Sreekumar Podiyan. Majeed Sayed has written the script for this film. Oniel Kurup Bio coming soon... >> Read More... has produced this film. The film has been distributed by Start Action Cut Productions. Eldho Isaac is the cinematographer, while Lijo Paul Lijo Paul is an Indian film editor. He was born on >> Read More... is the editor of this film. This film stars an ensemble cast of Dileesh Pothan Dileesh Pothan is a prominent Malayalam film actor >> Read More... , Alexander Prasanth, Kirron Kumar, Sreejith Ravi Sreejith Ravi is a famous Malayalam movie actor an >> Read More... , Ahana Vinesh Bio coming soon... >> Read More... , Saikumar, etc. The film was initially to be released on 23 February, but due to the strike by the Film Exhibitors Organization of Kerala, the film was finally released on 8 March 2024.

Plot

Dharavi Dinesh and his two friends are good-hearted thieves, who are frustrated with the hypocrisy of society. They try to pull the heist of a lifetime, only to unleash a comedy of errors.

Star Performances

Whoever did the casting of this film deserves a pat on his / her back.

Whether or not you like the film, the acting performances are such that you just cannot ignore this film at any cost.

Analysis

‘Manasa Vacha’ is not your regular heist comedy. It is a social commentary as well. However, the best part about this film is that nothing is forced on the viewer. The elements discussed come naturally, leaving for the audience to decide.

To begin with, the technical department has done a brilliant job from their side. The film is slick, nothing is over the top. Yes, the humor in the film does make a transition from subtle to slightly loud in some moments. But for movie-buffs, who are fans of films like ‘Ramji Rao Speaking’, this is nothing irritating. The experimental approach to humor in this film is surprisingly good, and even if you don’t burst out laughing, you are certainly not irritated by the quality of comic punches in this movie.

The editor has done a great job with the runtime, and so has the writer with the screenplay. However, the standout performers are the actors, Dileesh Pothan in particular. He is to Malayalam cinema what Vijay Raaz Vijay Raaz (Born: 5th June 1963) is an Indian film >> Read More... is to Bollywood. His casual demeanor, coupled with sly humor, is so effective, that you can’t help but admire his dedication to the work. Kirron Kumar has done an equally impressive job as an auto driver.

The only possible flaws in this film are the humor element, as well as the way the story is narrated. The humor of this movie isn’t as rib-tickling as some would want. Likewise, the storytelling is not extremely out of the world. However, the realism in the treatment more than makes up for it.

What's There?

An entertaining narrative
Good camerawork
Slick editing with little room for error
Good performances from the supporting cast
Great work by Dileesh Pothan and Kirron Kumar

What's Not There?

Minor issues with the humor and the storytelling approach

Verdict

‘Manasa Vacha’ is a comedy with a difference. It oscillates between realism and absurdity but never over-relies on either. Yet, the experimental approach to humor in this film is both believable and likable. The acting performances, especially by Dileesh Pothan and Kirron Kumar, are simply phenomenal. Do give this comedy a try!

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