I generally do not watch movies starring Jayaram for the storyline treats women like chattel and makes it "normal". 'Malooty' (1990) being an exception.
'Mylanchi Monjulla Veedu' I found had no objectionable dialogues. The comedy is not cheap. With crisp one-liners and skilful editing, it has perfect casting of characters. This movie is the type that can be easily made during a lockdown with minimal outdoor scenes.
MMV is a simple film that you can watch with your entire family and enjoy - you will neither have to leave your brains at home nor will you have to dissect complicated scenes in the movie as so many 'intellectual' Malayalam movies that are released these days. In that sense, it is refreshing to watch again and again!
'Mylanchi Monjulla Veedu' I found had no objectionable dialogues. The comedy is not cheap. With crisp one-liners and skilful editing, it has perfect casting of characters. This movie is the type that can be easily made during a lockdown with minimal outdoor scenes.
MMV is a simple film that you can watch with your entire family and enjoy - you will neither have to leave your brains at home nor will you have to dissect complicated scenes in the movie as so many 'intellectual' Malayalam movies that are released these days. In that sense, it is refreshing to watch again and again!
