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Harikrishnan P S
When you bring together actors who can pull off comedy effortlessly and place
them in a setup perfect for black comedy, you expect something memorable. Parimala and Co. delivers exactly the opposite.
The premise and situations had all the potential to blow up, but the screenplay lets the film down. Many scenes feel disconnected from what came before, and a few could have been avoided altogether.
Jayaram and Urvashi do their best to lift the film, but the weak screenplay keeps pulling it back.
20 Jul’26 05:47
Sibi Chakk
The positive point in the film is the casting.
It was good. The first 30 minutes were also decent. The story moved well till Sandy’s character was around.
But after Sandy dies,
The Cine Column
Parimala and Co begins with a sharp, comedic “what‑if” riff on Drishyam: a
dysfunctional family finds its world turned upside down when a local thug harassing their daughters
Raveena 's
Felt like decent script, but nothing else landed for me.
Sidcinnati .
Mid movie but not as bad as they said it was.
Definitely a one-time watch.
Cinema B.E
Urvashi & Jayaram shares the experience acting in this film they both hosting
the film but that's not enough, Anantika role clarity need to given to her, Sanjana talent artist but
Uma Mohan
The director tried a dark comedy like Kolamavu Kokila but neither was it dark
nor a good comedy.An incomplete, something missing feeling.
One time watch
Dhanush R
A fun dark comedy movie.
Shridhar Manivannan
it wanna be a whodunit hyperlink crime comedy family drama (!) but the utterly
confused and flat screenplay backfired "Parimala and Co".
Abin Babu
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