Palthu Janwar Review…Palthu Janwar conquered our hearts!

Year: 2022
Genre: Relations, Career, Comedy, Drama
Cast: Basil Joseph, Indrans, Johny Antony, Dileesh Pothan, Shammi Thilakan, Sruthy Suresh, Kiran Peethambaran, Unnimaya Prasad, Joji Mundakayam, Jaya Kurup, Athira Harikumar, Sibi Thomas
Director: Sangeeth P. Rajan
Writer: Vinoy Thomas, Aneesh Anjali
Cinematographer: Renadive
Summary: What would you do if you had to take on a career you absolutely hated? Meet Prasoon, an animator, working as a livestock inspector in a small town

Overall Rating: Feast
On a normal day, we wouldn’t care much about a movie based on animals (except for dogs, of course 😀)
However, Palthu Janwar conquered our hearts and drastically changed our perception of animals! Congratulations to director Sangeeth Rajan and his team who had a goal and successfully achieved it 👏🏾
~Worth Watching~

Delicious
—We thought Palthu Janwar was going to have a serious vibe but noooooo, we thoroughly laughed out loud!
Lots of odd humor that came especially from Kochu George (Indrans), a Ward member. Can we just stress how much we love Indrans? His awkward gestures and lines were ridiculously hilarious!
We can’t forget the overzealous veterinarian, Dr. Sunil, who was living in his fantasy world powered with so much energy.
Anddd the priest (Dileesh Pothan), oh goodness, the number of prayers he uttered for Molly, the cow 🤣 And that holy liquid had to be sprinkled on sick animals at all costs
—The photography and color grading were simply top-notch; great accents on the amazing countryside.
—It was significant to have a view of Molly’s baby inside the womb as it accentuated the message that “animal life is also life”
—The director was intentional in displaying the amount of care and attention the residents showed to their animals.
When people wouldn’t generally care about a sick animal, we saw a group of individuals coming together to help in every way possible
—Palthu Janwar brought a rather different perspective when it came to working in non-passionate fields; it taught us to adjust to circumstances we have no control over
—Another spectacular element was the design of the lead actress (Sruthy Suresh) which diverted from the norm.
It’s so redundant to always see a lead actor with a crush by his side. Palthu Janwar took on a more gentle and natural approach
—That kids fashion show in the end credits was 🔥

Bland
Nothing bland found