Autorickshawkarante Bharya

Film portrays taking eyes off the road as not a mistake from the part of the driver. Its a responsible job. The film also shows her husband driving vehicle late with one hand on the mobile phone.

Films create impressions of what is correct and mistake people do in their daily life. This normalises such instances to be "okay"

I expect movies to provide moral correctness.

Film was directed to impress on the idea women also should work and take equal responsibility to run a family. In that sense it was good.

Actors did a good job to their roles. Loss of the child here, a life, is shown as an unfortunate accident.

Below average movie.. There is nothing good to say about this except for some nice performance by Suraj. Director failed miserably to portray the story even though it had a nice thread. Pathetic movie. It seems second half of the movie script went missing while shooting. I didn't know how I spent time watching this movie. I saw this only because of Suraj. And Suraj should stop making movies in serious characters. I think he should also make movies having comedy characters like dashamoolam damu. He has multiple talents in acting but don't know why he only chooses serious characters. Not recommended.

We truly underestimated Ann Augustine! We thought she was gonna give us an average performance, but oh boy! She sublimed her role and took charge of the film. Autorickshawkarante Bharya was short, sweet, and straight to the point

DELICIOUS

-After watching Anusree struggling to drive the autorickshaw in Autorsha, we were convinced that Ann Augustine was going to be in the same fix. But she proved us wrong. She was maneuvering this autorickshaw like it was a bicycle😃

-The film was a well-conceived story addressing different issues of marriage such as husband & wife contributing financially, husbands being aware of women's feminine care, and so on.

You'll find the film to be focused on female empowerment, everywhere we turned there was a female with an important position

-Suraj Venjaramoodu and Ann Augustine were so beautiful together. He succeeded in making us laugh by playing the silly, jealous, and insecure husband and Ann was the confident driver and gentle wife

-Another thing we appreciated was that the writer featured the story of the female teacher. Otherwise, it would have definitely been monotone if we just kept on seeing Radhika and Sajeevan

BLAND

-Don't know why but the cinematography was not crisp, the film appeared like it was shot in the 90s

-The editor was not smooth with the score cuts and volume that it was very distracting and overpowering.