Jananam: 1947 Pranayam Thudarunnnu Movie Review

Jananam: 1947 Pranayam Thudarunnnu is scripted and directed by Abijith Asokan Bio coming soon... >> Read More... . The film featured Leela Samson Leela Samson is an Indian classical dancer, author >> Read More... , Jayraj Kozhikode Bio coming soon... >> Read More... , Anu Sithara Anu Sithara is an Indian Film and Television Actre >> Read More... , Deepak Parambol Deepak Parambol is a budding Malayalam actor, who >> Read More... , Krishna Prabha Born on November 25th, 1987, Krishna Prabha is a w >> Read More... , Noby Marcose Noby Marcose is a famous Malayalam comedian. He is >> Read More... , Pauly Valson, Ambi Neenasam Ambi Neenasam is an actor working in the Malayalam >> Read More... , Nandhan Unni Nandan Unni is a Malayalam actor who has worked in >> Read More... , Irshad Ali, and Sajadh Bright. Abijith produced the film in association with Anu Sithara. Santhosh Anima Bio coming soon... >> Read More... handled the camera, and Kiran Das Kiran Das is a Malayalam film industry editor. He >> Read More... edited the film. Govind Menon Govind Menon is an Indian music composer, singer, >> Read More... composed the music.

Plot

Gouri Teacher lives in an old age home. She has a son, who is unwilling to take her home. Shivan, the caretaker of the old age home, casually invites Gouri Teacher to his home. As Gouri Teacher had claustrophobia at the old age home, she agreed to visit his house, upon the discussion with her friend at the Old age home. Soon, they find solace in their companionship and decide to get married. Despite a few saying No to their marriage, they got married and started living together. Did their friendship continue? Did anyone from both their families interfere in their lives? The rest of the film speaks about that.

Star Performance

Leela Samson and Jayraj Kozhikode did justice to the given roles. Deepak Parambol did his job well. He has both emotional and grey shades. He handled both efficiently. Anu Sithara, Pauly, and Irshad provided good support with their natural performances.

Analysis

Abhijith has handled a sensitive and emotional subject carefully without hurting the feelings of anyone. The affection and expectations of the 70+ people are shown well, and the director has strongly registered that the affection that comes after 70 towards the opposite gender is not wrong. The simple yet beautiful film with a neat star cast delivers the right message to the audience, though it has a few shortcomings in the making.

What’s There?

• The neat delivery of a social message
• The performances are excellent

What’s Not There?

• A few flaws

Verdict

The film is watchable once for the performances and situations faced by today’s seniors and their emotions!