Nunakkuzhi

Nunakuzhi is a delightful comedy directed by Jeethu Joseph, known for his hitthrillers like Drishyam. This time, he ventures into the realm of comedy with a story that revolves around a series of hilarious misunderstandings and misunderstandings. The plot begins with a tax raid on a company, which leads to the seizure of a laptop containing videos of the protagonist, Eby (played by Basil Joseph). Eby, a man-child driven to run his late father's business, embarks on a mission to recover the laptop, fearing the consequences if the videos are seen by others. His journey intersects with several characters, including a couple going through a difficult divorce, a dead dentist and an aspiring filmmaker, all of whom contribute to the chaotic comedy of errors. Basil Joseph shines as Eby, giving a performance that is as uplifting and engaging as it gets. His comic timing, especially in scenes with Grace Antony, who plays a woman dealing with her problems, is impeccable. The supporting cast, including Siddique, Baiju Santosh and Manoj K Jayan, contribute significantly to the mood of the film with their on-point dialogues and physical comedy. Jeethu Joseph, along with screenwriter KR Krishna Kumar, creates a fast-paced narrative that keeps the audience engaged. The script is full of jokes and sitcom one-liners that hit the mark most of the time. The editing is precise, ensuring that the many parallel parts converge seamlessly without losing the audience's interest. The film's background score by Vishnu Shyam and cinematography by Satheesh Kurup enhance the overall viewing experience. VS Vinayak's editing provides a steady pace, crucial for a comedy of this nature. Overall: Nunakuzhi is a fun adventure that showcases Jeethu Joseph's versatility as a director. This is a movie that will make you laugh with its well done humor and captivating performances. If you are in the mood for a light comedy, Nunakuzhi is definitely worth a look.