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Brother's Day (U/A)
11/Sep/2019 2hrs 45mins

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Brother's Day

Synopsis/Plot : Along with Joy and Munna, Ronnie (Prithviraj) runs a hotel and catering service in Fort Kochi. One day, he meets an unexpected guest Chandy (Vijayaraghavan) and they become very close. After hiding his identity for some time, Chandy discloses his identity and introduces his daughter Santa. When Santa meets Robin, a lot of unexpected events follow and this form the crux of the film.

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2.50

A Potentially Good Family Thriller Drama That Falls Just Average!

Kalabhavan Shajohn's Brother's Day, starring PrithviRaj, Madonna Sebastian, Aishwarya Lekshmi and Prasanna is an averagely engaging family thriller drama that takes a long while to kick-in into the actual plot.(more)

Source: Suhansid Srikanth, MovieCrow

3.00

Too many twists in Prithviraj's suspense thriller

Actor Shajohn proves his skill as a director by creating a suspense thriller and shows the promise for more projects. However, the one question to be asked to the scribe-cum-director is, why does a movie always need the abused women to be rescued by a man (in this film, the saviour is known as Puli)...(more)

Source: Anjana George, Times Of India

0.50

This Prithviraj film is horrible

Prasanna has been very loyal to the paycheck and he has delivered what was asked of him without many questions. And, Prithviraj looks utterly clueless and so does Aishwarya Lekshmi. I can't understand why Madonna Sebastian is in the film. I am sure she would have felt the same.(more)

Source: Manoj Kumar R, Indian Express

2.50

Too long and has nothing new to offer

Brother's Day tries to pack in too much and ends up as an okay watch, if you are ready to go with limited expectations. (more)

Source: Moviebuzz, Sify.com

1.50

Prithviraj Sukumaran does a less noisy version of Mikhael

Prithviraj Sukumaran is a powerful male star with a multitude of choices available to him, living in an era in which a quieter, gentler Malayalam cinema is winning hearts nationwide. He has done films like Koode that have showcased his acting brilliance. And then he settles for this pointless film?(more)

Source: Anna MM Vetticad, Firstpost.com

2.75

just another mass entertainer

Prithviraj plays the boy-next-door and at times his character seems like a watered down version of Amar from Amar Akbar Anthony. The four lead ladies deliver what the script demands along with the film's elaborate supporting cast. While the film boasts of some well-orchestrated action, music and cam...(more)

Source: Navamy Sudhish, The Hindu

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