Hello Mummy

featuring Sharafudheen, Aishwarya Lekshmi, and Sunny Hinduja in significant roles. The film has garnered mixed reviews for its distinctive premise but inconsistent execution. The narrative centers around Bonny (Sharafudheen), a laid-back pet shop owner, who weds Steffi (Aishwarya Lekshmi), a research student with a high IQ. The twist? Steffi’s mother, who passed away 22 years prior, continues to haunt their home as a ghost. Bonny must navigate his new existence while adhering to a set of rules enforced by his ethereal mother-in-law. Sharafudheen delivers a humorous and perplexed portrayal as Bonny, effectively capturing the character's bewilderment and fear. Aishwarya Lekshmi infuses charm into her role as Steffi, despite the fact that her character could have been better developed. Sunny Hinduja distinguishes himself as the leader of a black magic community, contributing a charismatic energy to the film. Vaishakh Elans' direction exhibits promise, but the screenplay by Sanjo Joseph occasionally feels fragmented. The film's initial half is replete with slapstick humor, which may not resonate with all viewers, while the latter half transitions to a more emotional tone. The narrative could have gained from a more cohesive approach. Overall, Hello Mummy is a lighthearted, one-time viewing experience that provides some authentic laughs and an intriguing premise. However, it does not fully realize its potential due to inconsistent storytelling and overlooked opportunities for deeper comedy and character development. Have you seen it yet? What is your opinion on the ghostly mother-in-law twist?