Kadina Kadoramee Andakadaham

Simple yet such a heartwarming movie. It depicts the hardship a common man faces and how he overcomes it. It also showcases the lives of family members of NRIs. It highlights the harsh measures that were taken during covid 19. The acting from all the actors especially Indrans and Basil is top notch. Too good. Brilliant making as well.

Malayalam movies are all together another level and this movie has proved that. Loved every bit of it.

Every actor, even the supporting actors were truly living the characters. I would recommend this movie to anyone who would want to watch a movie that soothes their soul.

The film and its characters linger in my mind, even though it's been a while since I watched it. Anyway, many people have gone through similar experiences, even though the movie didn't address the deep level of lockdown and fear caused by the coronavirus. Especially the death of a loved one. At that time, everyone was in a panic, and even today, people wonder why such strictness and laws have been imposed. Only those who have experienced the pain of not being able to see the deceased for the last time can truly understand the exact feeling.

At that time, everyone was in a panic, and even today, people wonder why such strictness and laws have been imposed. Only those who have experienced.

I don't understand Malayalam but watched the movie as it showed up on my screen. I started watching it thinking of a comedy movie after watching its cover(The main actor with fish in his hand on Sonyliv). Sorry for my naivety but I don't know any of the cast.

Even started watching it as a comedy movie this movie has not made me distracted for a single minute. The actors are brilliant. The situation is realistic. It shows how one member of the family is important and matters. How life is and how perspective is different from one person to another.

This was my main review below are some additional details that I observed.

The movie shows different stories.

A person who wants to stand on his own has so many challenges. Family and peer pressure can change someone.

All love stories never end well. You may get separated but love remains.

The heart breaks can be recovered.

In a relationship, you have to be a little soft to tackle bigger problems.

How corona affected lives in real situations.

A last look at your dear one is so important.

A big shoutout to the cast and crew. The location was very realistic. I see Malayalam movies portray the locations like real life.

I am not a big movie critic but I was expecting different situations at different times but it went in a different direction which I loved.

This movie can make people cry if they watch alone or lost someone very dear to them.

Overall. Beautiful movie. Thanks to the makes for entertaining us.

The film and its characters linger in my mind, even though it's been a while since I watched it. Anyway, many people have gone through similar experiences, even though the movie didn't address the deep level of lockdown and fear caused by the coronavirus. Especially the death of a loved one. At that time, everyone was in a panic, and even today, people wonder why such strictness and laws have been imposed. Only those who have experienced the pain of not being able to see the deceased for the last time can truly understand the exact feeling.

We can see many real-life characters in the movie, such as the condition of expatriates and the wives who raise children and protect their families with the courage of their husbands being away from them, even though they are often referred to as "wives of expatriates." Basil is a remarkable actor. His peculiarity lies in his excellent selection of characters, and he handles them with great care.

Indrans is currently getting the best films of his career. His characters and performances have surpassed each other in recent years, unlike before when he was often typecast into comedic and unimportant roles. All the characters he portrays are truly awesome.

Kadina Kadoramee Andakadaham is a heartfelt, socially grounded drama that resonates emotionally-especjially if you've experienced or closely followed pandemic life. Basil Joseph anchors it with sincerity, the ensemble cast brings depth, and the film's visuals and music enhance its emotional resonance. While it slows down a bit in the second half, the core story of loss, responsibility, and empathy makes it a memorable watch-just be ready for an emotional journey.