Through Paapam Cheyyathavar Kalleriyatte, director Shambu Purushothaman takes apart two families by exposing their weaknesses and hypocrisies in spectacularly hilarious fashion
Though the storytelling is unabashedly old-school, it's easy to overlook some of the minor flaws considering the filmmaking finesse on display on the screen
This concept could’ve easily gone wrong in the hands of another filmmaker, but writer-turned-director John Manthrickal keeps things firmly under control
In a time when Malayalam cinema is struggling to produce comedies that don't come loaded with stale humour or forced feel-good moments, SPV is a rarity that comes along like fresh air
