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Critics Review
3.00
A tale of tight friends that needed tighter editing
The movie is all about the power of friendship which is magnified by the power of sound track. As the four friends dance together to Jakes Bejoy's music, all those who miss and enjoy moments of camaraderie with their buddies, will definitely feel like dancing along.(more)
Source: TOI, Times Of India
2.50
Nivin Pauly and Rosshan Andrrews team up for a crazy, wild ride
At times, the multiple threads � mental health, self-help, therapy, drug addiction, memory loss � create a confusing knot to unpick. One can�t help but wonder if the attempt was to bring in the madness of the Hangover films. Like the �pumpkin run� at the end where the four friends make a dash for it, in their birthday suits, wearing carved-out �pumpkins� on their heads. Eccentric or strange? It is in keeping with the mood of the film...(more)
Source: Shilpa Nair Anand, The Hindu
0.50
This Nivin Pauly starrer is a huge disappointment
This film�s solution to dealing with challenges of modern-day life is to take it hopelessly lightly. It�s one tone and it never focuses on the other side of Stanley�s act of a noble and loyal friend. For example, Poocha (Aju Varghese) gate-crashes a black-tie party and disrespects guests and personal boundaries. And the whole sequence is staged in such a way that all those at the party were in the wrong for failing to appreciate Poocha�s candour. There are more such examples of how this film tries to paint those who dislike the antics of Stanley and company are bad, and those who like them are good.(more)
Source: Manoj Kumar, Indian Express