Samsaram Arogyathinu Hanikaram Movie Review

The movie revolves around an imaginary hill station in kerala a village which is perfect for the story hence it is something of an out of the box sought of screenplay

Nothing like unseen ever before but something really different from what we usually get to see. The story happens in a village named Thenmala where Aravind(Dulquer salmaan) is a door to door delivery boy whose ultimate goal is to me an RJ and Anjana(Nazria) is a doctor in the same village who works for the govt hospital. The movie opens with the extremely magnetic linguistics of Aravind who can convince any one to his way through is unique way of affectionate delivery of words,while Anjana is some one who seldom talks;may be due to the death of her mother. Her father married again Mathubala fills in perfect to this role. The story move normal with some humour seasoning's. 

The movie get to a interesting turning point when the while village is under the threat if a dangerous virus infection which whose effect is people loose their ability to talk. As this is also found to be spread orally  there by the whole village is banned by the government from talking to each other and thus the whole village is sticking on to gesture to communicate, may sound vied but the director Balaji Mohan did is job quiet wonderfully by making the people enjoy the movie quiet well where the entire movie from this point is all silent about dialogues. The movie could hit the point with nice black humour and an entertainer where we just get entertained with any dialogues till the climax.

> A very unusual movie  but quiet well executed 
>Director deserves an appreciation for choosing such a not so common script

	Director
		

				
					
					balaji mohan 
				
			
	Producer
		

				
					
					milan jaleel 
				
			
	Music
		

				
					
					sean roldan 
				
			
	Lyrics
		

				
					
					anu elizabeth jose
				
			


	Starring
	        

				
					
					dulquer salmaan 
				
			
                

				
					
					nazriya nazim 
				
			
                

				
					
					madhu  
				
			
                

				
					
					maniyanpilla raju