Mr. Marumakan

If you enjoy Misogyny, then this will be pleasant treat for you.

SUCH A DISGUSTING MISOGYNISTIC PILE OF SH! T.

Dileep is a misogynistic d!ckhead we all known that.

Dear director you don't need to make a movie to prove that.

LMAO....

It was supposed to be like CID Moosa, Chess or Meess Madhavan. But when the plot started moving, I could yawn yawn & yawn.

The strength of the movie tumbles down somewhere at the beginning where the protagonist and antagonist meet. From that point, it is obvious what is gonna happen next. And if you have watched any other typical son-in-law based movies, you will stand uninsured. It is a gimmick!

I don't understand how it was able to rake in 20 crores in its first week. The movie is so loud; the background score is totally irrelevant.

This was not expected from you, Dileep. Bringing back oldies like Sheels & Khushbu won't do any good for such a clichéd movie. Haven't you heard that script is the life of a movie? Director, I'll throw you a bone!

Worst thing about this movie: When Dileep is narrating possibly a made- up story to his arrogant mom-in-law, a song comes between it and wrecks havoc. You might even want to sue the astrology-maniac director.

An utterly horrible movie! The script seemed to be one from the old ages with a dry twists mingled into it. The direction was awfully, too old school that it seemed like I was watching one of those early 80's movies. Do not get me wrong I do love the 80's, but this particular movie had too much of a modern corny vibe to it, shot with a whole lot of old school perspective. Moreover, the casting was even worse for that matter. The script/movie attempts to bring out some comedy, which it does achieve in a few circumstances but these are often masked by numerous failed attempts. All in all the movie stands as a blemish to all involved in its production and a recommendation would be to search out another title to watch rather than spending 2 hours on this one.

I watched this again and again to satisfy my insecure toxic masculinity.

Thanks director, scriptwriters, actors and all the sh!theads for making this utterly repulsive movie.