Vineeth-Dhyan Sreenivasan's 'Kunjiramayanam' Review Round-Up: Sweet and Simple Entertainer

Basil Joseph's directorial debut "Kunjiramayanam" was released on Friday, 28 August as an Onam treat for Kerala audience.

The film, which features Sreenivasan brothers - Vineeth and Dhyan - for the first time together, is a comedy entertainer. It tells the story of Dubai Kunjiraman (Vineeth) and his cousin brother Lalu (Dhyan). The story, set in a beautiful village, has been receiving positive responses from the movie-goers, compared to the other Onam releases.

'Kunjiramayanam' Movie Review: Live Audience Response

The film has a simple storyline which combines some fantasy elements.

 Vineeth has thanked his fans for appreciating the film.

Read the review round-up of "Kunjiramayanam" below:

Sreenivasan brothers fight it out - Manorama Online

Imagine a bunch of simpletons in a fictional village with their unrealistic adventures taking unusual twists — that is Kunjiramayanam in one line for you.

Kunjiramayanam is an entertaining film for sure, definitely one that belongs to the not-to-be-missed category.

Give your intellectual part a break and let Kunjiramayanam unfold. It is one good shot in the rom-com genre with a pinch of fantasy elements.

Kunjiramayanam is enjoyable - Metromatinee

Basil Joseph directed Kunjiramayanam is a simple rustic tale bristling with spontaneous and imaginative humour. The leisurely paced film is an easy watch and is devoid of cinematic manipulations. It doesn't have a particularly awe inducing tale to tell but the narration does hold surprises galore.

Kunjiramayanam could be termed an experiment of sorts and the director has managed to convey a simple storyline without much fuss. It is a small film but has life in it.It is recommended for a detached viewing without too much scepticism. Kunjiramayanam is not meant to be taken seriously but is better than many of the serious movies of recent times.

Logic Less Fun - Filmibeat

A logic less fun-filled entertainer, for a one-time watch.