Varshangalkku Shesham Twitter Review: Vineeth Sreenivasan-Pranav Mohanlal’s Malayalam Movies Rules Internet

Varshangalkku Shesham Twitter Review: Director Vineeth Sreenivasan’s latest film, Varshangalkku Shesham, delves into the journey of two friends spanning different eras. Murali and Venu, hailing from northern Kerala, serendipitously cross paths and form a profound bond. The narrative traces their dreams of achieving fame in the film industry, leading them from Kerala to Kodambakkam, Chennai. Along the way, they confront the harsh realities of the industry. While one rises to stardom, the other grapples with adversity, testing their once unshakeable camaraderie.

Featuring Pranav Mohanlal, Dhyan Sreenivasan, Kalyani Priyadarshan, Nivin Pauly, Aju Varghese, Basil Joseph, Neeraj Madhav, Y Gee Mahendra, Shaan Rahman, Neeta Pillai in key roles, this Malayalam has taken over internet as explorated friendship, ambition, and the reverberations of the past. Those who watched the film are here with reviews. Commending the performances of Dhyan Sreenivasan and Pranav Mohanlal, many users highlighted Nivin Pauly’s remarkable comeback. A user said, “#VarshangalkkuShesham : An average first half is followed by a good second. As expected Nivin steals the show in second. Few areas needed improvement but safe bet at BO. Pranav, Dhyan.”

Another added, “Woww, #VarshangalkkuShesham 2nd half reviews >> 1st Half Reviews.. Another BB from Vineetn Sreenivasan it seems.. Money Sprinter EID at Mollywood Box office.” A third comment read, “He Have No Opponent, When He Comes into Full Fledge Form! Vineeth Sreenivasan Potrayed An AZHINJATTAM ‘ In #NivinPauly ‘s Character, #Varshangalkkushesham ! SHOW STEALER.”

About Varshangalkku Shesham

The mix of romance, humour, and familiar characters appears to strike a chord with viewers, suggesting that Varshangalkku Shesham could become a crowd favourite. It embarks on a narrative voyage chronicling the profound odyssey of two bold individuals navigating through the fabric of dreams against the backdrop of 1970s Kerala and Chennai. Within the movie, the characters Venu and Murali, portrayed by Dhyan Sreenivasan and Pranav Mohanlal, respectively, serve as conduits immersing the audience in the twists and turns of their cinematic aspirations.

Odukkathil Viswajith is responsible for cinematography, while Visakh Subramaniam serves as the producer. The lyrics are crafted by Bombay Jayashri, Manu Manjith, and Vaisakh Sugunan. Hari Haran is credited as the sound designer, and Amrit Ramnath handles the music composition.