Padachone Ingalu Kaatholee

Movie -script stretched out, cheap comedy.

Scene's don't make sense in relation to each other. Makes it as if you could skip forwards. Wonder if the cast would watch it again after the premiere. Two and a half hours long lagged Malayalam movie

Don't understand how people just rate this movie so high -boost is the secret .

I Wouldn't recommend this one just "avial paruvam." Poor casting unwanted additions and scenes making it lag the whole entire movie. Lot of scenes could have been edited/avoided. If watching have the remote cause you will not loose much forwarding it .

Two stars for. Grace Antony's acting.

The film was first brought to the audience's attention by the curiosity of the name 'Padachone Ingal Katholi'. The name of the movie attracted the audience because of the ever laughable dialogue in Malayalam, which brings to mind the voice of Kuthiravattam Pappu. It was certain that Padachone Katholi would be an satirical comedy film. The promotional materials also confirmed that the film would be a laugher. In any case, the sight of 'Padachone Imah Katholi' when it arrived at the theaters also fulfilled all the expectations. The film is reminiscent of the current developments in Kerala and makes you laugh. The film brings a serious topic to interesting discussion.

I am giving this movie one star because it is a complete waste of time and money. The movie is supposed to be a political satire, but it is neither funny nor insightful. The plot is weak and the characters are underdeveloped. The acting is mediocre, and the direction is uninspired.

The movie starts off with a promising premise. A young man named Dineshan is a communist who is disillusioned with the political system. He meets a young woman named Grace who is a devout Catholic. The two of them fall in love, but their different beliefs create conflict.

Unfortunately, the movie quickly falls apart. The plot is full of clichés and predictable twists. The characters are one-dimensional and their motivations are unclear. The acting is wooden, and the direction is bland.

The movie's attempts at humor are mostly unsuccessful. The jokes are either too obvious or too offensive. The movie also makes some insensitive comments about religion and politics.

Overall, Padachone Ingalu Katholi is a disappointing movie. It is a waste of time for anyone who is looking for a good political satire.

Specific criticisms:

The plot is weak and predictable.

The characters are underdeveloped and one-dimensional.

The acting is mediocre.(ann sheetal should quit acting and only fly drones)

The direction is uninspired.

The jokes are mostly unsuccessful.

The movie makes some insensitive comments about religion and politics.

I would not recommend this movie to anyone. It is a waste of time and money.

Even those who firmly believe in the progressive political movement that opposes superstitions and superstitions, many say that if they stumble a little in life, they cry out to God. This time Tiny Hands Productions has come up with a full-length satirical film "Padachone Inal Katholi" that satirizes such a subject. The film, which features a hero who is not at peace not only in life but even in his dreams, and a heroine who is obsessed with superstition, mercilessly trolls some contemporary events. The film is directed by Bijith Bala, who is famous as a film editor in Malayalam. A very important sociological causes wrapped in humour.

Dinesan is a masha at a school in a village called Chintamangalam in northern Kerala. More than a school mash, Dinesan is also a comrade who has revolutionary blood flowing through his veins. Dinesan, who implemented many progressive ideas in the school including gender neutral uniform, is much loved by his fellow teachers and students. But one after the other suffering and misery followed Dinesan without leaving. Indu, Kerala Kumaran, Giri, Gund Saji, etc. Are the constant companions of Dinesan Mash. Opposition leaders like Nelliil Chandran and Unnimon are also active in the area, who go to polls on foot and on foot.