This transition doesn’t look like a planned one and that’s the major reason why the movie just doesn’t work. But post interval, Neeyum Njanum is a one place thriller like Shutter. But soon it becomes that Perumazhakkalam type struggle story of a helpless wife. In the beginning, the movie feels like an investigative movie with the entire tracking thing in the script. But the relationship that never had the support of the family goes through problematic phases and the movie Neeyum Njanum shows us one such phase through which the couple undergoes. The equation between the two gradually becomes a romantic one culminating in their marriage.
The performance of the leading lady Anu Sithara is apparently the only major positive here and other than that, this AK Saajan love story is a lackluster outing.Ī young police officer named Yakub is assigned the duty of closely monitoring a girl named Hashmi whose brother is a naxal. A very ordinary love story is thrown into complications that are so disjoint that you might feel a bit frustrated seeing its randomness. The problem with AK Saajan’s new movie Neeyum Njanum is the same. Drishya has received offers from Malayalam, Tamil, and Telugu films, but she will wait till the completion of the exams in March, her mother told Mathrubhumi.When the movie shifts its plot frequently, it becomes annoying rather than being unpredictable. But she has decided not to accept any of them before completing Plus Two. The Thrissur native had selected Thrissur as the premises of his first film.įemale lead Drishya has also shot into fame with the film and the Plus Two student is getting a number of offers. Siju Wilson and Sharafuddeen of 'Premam' fame, and Soubin Shahir are the lead actors in 'Happy Wedding' while Anu Sithara and Drishya are heroines.Īfter the success of 'Happy Wedding', Omar is preparing to start his next project. Without any big actors, the movie has emerged successful after competing with 'Kammattipadam', 'Kasaba', 'Anuraga Karikkinvellam', and 'Kabali'. It has collected Rs 9.7 crore from Kerala's theatres alone.
The budget of 'Happy Wedding' was just Rs 2.5 crore and it has grossed around Rs 13 crore worldwide.
Director Oman Lulu told Mathrubhumi that the film was running houseful on all weekends and even on some weekdays. The movie, released on May 20, is still running in 21 A-class theaters including PVR and Cinepolis. Kochi: Director Omar's debut directorial 'Happy Wedding' has crossed 75 days in theatres in Kerala.
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