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Lallu (Dulquer Salmaan), a painter who works for daily pay, is the son of Kombanaayil John Sir (Renji Panicker) and comes from an aristocratic family. His father disapproves of his "lower clbad" behavior and his losing friends Panchikuttan (Salim Kumar), Vicky Peedika (Soubin Shahir) and Teny (Vishnu Unnikrishnan). When the wealthy younger brother of Lallu wants to get married, John insists that Lallu get married and entrust this task to his friends. And now?
Through his teasers and his trailer, the film prepared the reader for a comic ride and, until the break of halftime, we are not disappointed with this department. Some jokes may seem to have been made without flavor, especially those that take place in a women's college because they do not generate the kind of laughter desired. Dulquer obviously worked hard to understand Kochi's slang, which worked in places until half-time. He dances well for the Kettukalakku stage. The film tries to deal with social problems such as Internet harbadment, trolling, etc.
If the comedy remains interesting, OYP can also seduce the public in the second period.
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