Snehaveedu

This movie will take you through the serene villages of Palakkad and life's of people around there. Simple story line narrated beautifully by Sathyan Anthikad.

There is a calmness in this movie which grips you to watch this again and again once in a while. No un-necessary masala's and out of line romantic angle.

Movie revolves around lead character Ajayan (Mohanlal) and his mother ammukuttyamma (Sheela). All supporting casts have done an excellent job ..!!

Sound tracks are soothing and beautifully portrayed. No doubt about this since songs are composed by Ilaiyaraaja.

Worth watching once ..!!

The acting, music and the cinematography was spectacular. This is not a certified fresh movie. It has a lot of clichés. You will get what you expect from a typical Sathyan Anthikkadu movie. But one this is damn sure, after you watch this movie you will be happy.

I could have opted Zero rating if was available. A waste movie with no logic.

I think this movie is interesting. Good visuals and good acting. Story moves slow but anthikkad really tries to captivate the audience. Mohanlal works fine and his acting is interesting to watch.

One way to look at this film is as clichéd Sathyan Anthikadu reworking his timeworn themes of village life and life lessons. Another way, for the less cynical, is as a lovely little ode to the quintessential Kerala village and its denizens. The sense of comfort one gets from this predictable but well made movie is probably more for the homesick Malayalee.

Mohanlal, is of course typically reliable in his role as a bachelor who lives for his mother and who is genuinely thrown off balance by the sudden appearance of a teenager claiming to be his son. The culmination doesn't really matter, it's all about familiar comforts and quintessential Sathyan Anthikadu.