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Ormayundo Ee Mukham Review
- 11/28/2014 5:28:38 AM
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Cast: Vineeth Sreenivasan, Aju Varghese, Namitha Pramod, Mukesh, Soumya
Direction: Anvar Sadik
Production: Jaison Ilamkulam
Music: Shaan Rahman
After a short break from movies like ‘Niram’ and ‘Aniyathi pravu’ of yester years Mollywood is suddenly presented with a romantic musical in Anwar Sadik's ‘Ormayundo Ee Mukham’. As the director admits amidst the narratives, it is loosely based on Peter Segal's Hollywood film ‘50 First Dates ‘. With a glossy packaging and fine songs, ‘Ormayundo Ee Mukham’ will satisfy the teens looking for colourful entertainers ala Yashraj films, though not in that scale. But in the final tally, The movie could've been a riveting fare, had its scripts rose beyond the ordinary.
The movie has Namitha Pramod as Nitya, a sand artist by profession who lives with her younger sister Neethu, after their parents were killed in an accident. The siblings too gets into another car accident, which results in Nitya forgetting everything that happened post their accident in every span of 24 hours. As she gets up after a night’s sleep she can’t remember the things that happened the previous day. It is through a ‘remembrance book’ that she shelves the images and events that she needs to remember and everyday she starts her life only after going through the pages of this book.
Everything is fine for Nithya until she meets Gautam (Vineeth Sreenivasan), an MBA holder trying to raise his mother's pharmaceutical company but fails repeatedly
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