Oru Pazhaya Bomb kadha Review: It’s a cheap thrill

Director Shafi returns with yet another genre of movie, which can be remotely called a ‘ colorful entertainer’. Oru Pazhaya Bomb Kadha‘ refers to any story that is often repeated. Bibin George, whose claim to fame is the script of Amar Akbar Antony and Kattappanayile Hrithik Roshan, dons the robes of the protagonist. Arun Raj has composed the music and cinematography is taken care of by Vinod Elambally.

The story begins with the childhood of Bhavyan and Sreekuttan. They’re given the nicknames of Onnara and Onnarakalan due to their unorthodox and yet funny, drinking habit.The movie progresses with the issues that Sreekuttan faces in his daily life. His love, job and friends. All hell’s broken loose when a strict policeman takes charge in the city. The cop, Rajashekharan, doesn’t go in tune with Sreekuttan and how their hostility culminates in a narrative of dramatic circumstances and revenge is the crux of the story.

The movie made under the banner of UGM productions, has only done a mediocre work of offering a new wine in the old bottle. The narrative structure is repelling and overused. Except for some good comedy scenes involving Hareesh Kanaran and the character of Shajon, the movie fails to attract any curiosity.One is forced to say that the debut performance of Bibin George is deeply entrenched in mediocrity. Prayaga Martin portrays the heroine, but she doesn’t have to do much to make the movie irritable. Vijayaraghavan, Harishree Ashokan, Biju kuttan, Hareesh Kanaran and Shajon are the actors who played important parts.