Pathrosinte Padappukal
2022 comedy-drama film
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Pathrosinte Padappukal is a 2022 Indian Malayalam-language comedy-drama film directed by Afsal Abdul Latheef.[2][3] The screenplay of the film is written by Dinoy Paulose.[4] The film features Sharaf U Dheen, Grace Antony, Naslen, Dinoy Paulose and Ranjita Menon.[5][6][7] The film is set in Vypin.[8]
Sharaf U Dheen
Naslen
Grace Antony
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| Directed by | Afsal Abdul Latheef |
| Written by | Dinoy Paulose |
| Produced by | Marikar Entertainments |
| Starring | Dinoy Paulose Sharaf U Dheen Naslen Grace Antony |
| Cinematography | Jayesh Mohan |
| Edited by | Sangeeth Prathap |
| Music by | Jakes Bejoy |
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| Country | India |
| Language | Malayalam |
Plot
Pathrose who works in a gas agency, has a family consisting of his wife and four children. Tony, who is the second among them is the central character. He is a lazy lad who doesn't do any works and enjoys his life. The eldest son Sony is a traveler and the youngest son Bonnie is a thief. They have one sister named Neenu who is a student. The arrival of Tony's grandmother and the following interesting incidents that revolve around their lives forms the plot of the story. Tony who falls in love with his neighbor girl and best friend Ammu and the intriguing events that occurs as the result adds further twists to the story.
Cast
- Sharaf U Dheen as Sony Pathrose
- Dinoy Paulose as Tony Pathrose
- Naslen as Boney Pathrose
- Grace Antony as Christeena
- Ranjitha Menon as Ammu[9]
- Nandu as Priest
- James Eliya as Pathrose
- Shiny Sarah as Jolly
- Suresh Krishna as Satya
- Johny Antony as Kuriakose
- George Wincent as David
- Rahul Reghu
- Shyam Mohan as Arun
- Sangeeth Prathap as Tattoo artist
Reception
The film was described as "'a cute little family film filled with romance, humour, emotions, and friends"[10] Other reviews were more mixed: while LensMen Reviews wrote that it "starts off giving us a feeling that it has the potential to be the next Thanneer Mathan Dhinangal." but "plunged into mediocrity, and it never recovered",[11] OTTPlay found it was "a dull madcap comedy in which some jokes land and most don't"[12]
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