REVIEW: 101 WEDDINGS
Genre:
Comedy/Romance/Drama
Banner: Film Folks
Dir: Shafi
Music: Deepak Dev
Cinematographer:
Alagappan
Cast: Kunchacko
Boban, Biju Menon, Jayasurya, Samvrutha Sunil, Bhama
DID YOU KNOW? Shafi
and his brother Rafi (of the erstwhile Rafi-Mecartin duo) along with two other
individuals have produced the film. The story is by Shafi and the screenplay
and dialogues are by Kalavoor Ravi Kumar.
THE PLOT: Krishnankutty
alias Krish (Kunchacko Boban) is the son of an idealistic Gandhian. But Krish
is a fraud by nature and has a childhood enmity with Antappan (Biju Menon).
Krish is forced by his dad to get married at a group wedding, where he is
supposed to marry Abhirami (Samvrutha Sunil). He sends an effeminate dancer
named Jyothish Kumar (Jayasurya) in his place. Antappan and Rukhiya (Bhama), a
nice girl, too reaches the place to be part of the wedding.
THE REVIEW: Irritatingly
predictable and plain boring, 101
Weddings never really strikes a chord with the viewer. The scenes are a
rehash of the usual comedy sequences that we have come across in several films
of the genre.
Kunchacko repeats his trademark style, Biju Menon sleepwalks
through the role and Jayasurya hams it up like there is no tomorrow.
Alagappan’s visuals are fine and Deepak Dev’s songs are just about fine.
Go for this only if you have nothing else to do.