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Ulsaha Committee Review
- 5/10/2014 3:23:49 PM
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'Ulsaha Committee' is a visual onslaught on the audience from the Jayaram - Akku Akbar team that takes it by total shock. Faced with the unenviable choice of burying his head in his palms or throwing it back for a quick snooze, the viewer lets out one yawn after the other until the prospect of a lock jaw petrifies him.
Apoorvan (Jayaram), as his name suggests has a real rare flair of discovering things, and runs a trial of his inventions on his dear pal Babumon (Kalabhavan Shajon). When things go out of hand, as they often do, their friend Chopra (Baburaj) steps in to their rescue
The trio run for their lives when a casual encounter with a young woman lands them in a solar scam! They find refuge in Rose's (Sheela) mansion, and the events that transpire thereafter make up the rest of the film.
Oh! The levels to which they would stoop to generate some laughter is indeed unbelievable. There are double entendres galore, and the efforts to cook up some real humor fall flat on almost all occasions. A giggle or two emerges once in a while, but that's a rarity indeed.
The bottom line is that the film is never too much fun. The dialogue sounds cramped and the script looks like it has been trodden all over by a nutty horse, what with it being crummy on multiple levels. And the length of the film is plain gross; it should clearly have been trimmed by half an hour or so.
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