One must acknowledge Naslen's comedic timing. No matter how bad the jokes are, throughout the entire film, you will find yourself grinning and laughing out. A moment when Sachin confused stalking with stock market investment while being called out for his stalker-like behavior was my particular favorite. Laughing uncontrollably at the earnestness with which Naslen delivers the line, despite how ridiculous that may sound. The whole movie is filled with humor. It turns out that the plot relies heavily on it. An additional factor in the film's popularity has been the supporting cast. As the director intended, Shyam Mohan's portrayal of Reenu's other love interest, Aadhi, is unsettling.
Last night, we went to the theater to see the Malayalam film "Premalu." We thoroughly enjoyed every moment of the entire film, which made it a pleasant viewing with nice comedy. It also made me homesick because it reminded me of my former apartment life with friends, living alone when I finished my engineering degree, and working for an IT business in a large city like Chennai. The film is doing well in theaters throughout the globe and is a commercial hit. Reenu is an IT specialist who works in Hyderabad for a corporate organization. She has definite life goals, is self-reliant, responsible, and doesn't hesitate to voice her opinions—whether in the workplace or in social situations. Sachin holds
the All filter Madhusu Kiran fifteen hours before I finally saw the two and a half hour long romantic comedy "PREMALU," which was directed by Girish A.D. and starred Naslen, Mamitha, Shyam Mohan, Althaf Salim, and Sangeeth Prathap. The movie is hilarious throughout. Naslen and Mamitha had a good chemistry, and S... More Did you find this review to be helpful? Rahul Li. two weeks prior, Watched the wonderful romantic comedy Malayalam film "PREMALU" after a long break.
Especially in an era of mistaken marketing, labels can be convincing. The title of "youthful entertainer" may be applied to a movie, but it may end up appealing to young people from a bygone age. When a unique movie that perfectly captures the spirit and tone of both the past and present appears, it is truly a delight to behold. Something or someone is just in position in Premalu, as if they belong there, with no apparent attempt to bring anything or anybody into the present.
The plot is primarily set in Hyderabad, where the hero Sachin (Naslen K. Gafoor), a small-town rural boy, comes to pursue a course before he can immigrate to the UK, hence the term "Premalu" is appropriate. They both live in a small room with his pal. Simultaneously, Reenu (Mamitha Baiju) secures employment as a software tester. Her team leader, Aadhi (Shyam Mohan), is trying to make an impression on her. Sachin falls deeply in love with Reenu during a wedding, but their personalities and socioeconomic backgrounds are very different. What remains to be seen is if Sachin can court Reenu and whether she will select him over the wealthier Aadhi.
