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Peruchazhi Review
- 9/2/2014 10:19:54 PM
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I'm not really sure if it's a tribute that the film maker had in mind, when he laid down the much remembered and much adored dialogues from erstwhile Mohanlal films in the opening credits of 'Peruchazhi'. For, if he really had any such an intention in mind, he should have thought instead, of having a fine tale to tell in the two and a half hours that were to follow.
Mohanlal plays Jagnnathan in the film, a man with dreams of starting a sports academy for the downtrodden kids in Kerala. Dressed in an electric combo of white and gold, the dapper looking man is invited to the US by Sunny (Vijay Babu), to help the Republican Candidate John Cory win the Los Angeles Governor Elections
Off he goes on the assignment with his two aides Jabbar (Baburaj) and Varkey (Aju Varghese) in tow. There is plenty for the election camapigners in the US to learn apparently from Jagannathan and team, and in no time, he appears even on the Time cover for his stupendous achievements that involve truck loads of buffoonery.
For Jagannathan, maneuvering the Los Angeles Governor elections seems to be child's play. In fact he spanks a couple of bottoms and rakes up a racial riot and without much ado sips a drink at a bar and cooks up yet another. The basic adage that drives him forward is that there is no country in the world where you can't manipulate caste politics.
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