Aaraattu

Not expected such a blunder movie from LAL ettan again. Very bad script and cant tolerate this for more than an hour. Not an entertaining movie to a normal audient.

For such an utter flop movie, don't know why fans are giving hype like this... Disappointed up to the maximum. .

This movie is one of the best example of missuse of stardom.

Yes we have seen poor movies with poor scripts get away with actor's charm and screen presence in mollywood but what set this apart is it's poor technicalties . There is scene where we can see 4 missdirected source of light and other drawback is the editing.it is edited in way which detact us away from the movie. Even though the biggest selling point of this movie Mohanlal is convincing enough but still can be considered one of the worst performances in recent times. And if any one thinks that I am one of the so called 'degraders' you can just watch the movie then hate me ...

I love mohan lal that is exactly the reason i disliked Aaraattu.

Why lalettan why?

Arattu by Unnikrishnan b is the worst most movie that lalettan recently done..even marakkar is far better than this ... bad story bad scenes bad script ... only siddique has done his job very interstingly .... felt so sorry for ar Rahman .... the entire crew is teasing him by giving such a role for a legend like ar rahman If u are a millionaire and want to sleep peacefully go for this movie Only the fight scenes and look of lalettan is a plus point we can only say.

Laletten's introduction with bgm and some fight scenes are only good in this movie.

Story : 1/5 BGM : 4/5 first half : 3/5 Second half : 1/5.

Over all worst movie.

I really don't understand why a Bharat awardee, immensely talented, popular and rich actor like Mohan Lal continues to act in such crap movies - that offers him absolutely nothing! Newcomers often don't have any choice but to accept any 3rd grade role in any c-grade movie - for name, fame, money or awards - but seeing our Mohan Lal, an actor who has all this and more - in such movies makes me cry, literally!

Why cannot he learn from other senior actors - like Aamir Khan for instance - who become choosy as they mature, to such an extent that people actually look forward to their rare appearance on screen?

I can't be bothered to write about this movie, coz this cannot be called a movie and neither does it contain anything worth mentioning.