Two men from completely different worlds meeting in the middle… and that’s where it finds its charm. It doesn’t try to be too clever. The whole film runs on that unlikely friendship, one calm, one chaotic, and their dynamic keeps it easy to watch. The humor lands more often than not, mostly because it feels natural between them. There isn’t much depth to the story. You can see where it’s going, and it never really surprises you. But it doesn’t need to. It stays light, lets the characters carry it, and that’s enough to make it work for what it is.

Had so much potential, and yet I wouldn't love this movie anyway else. The female leads were purely for show purposes, without whom the plot would not have suffered much. I wish they would change this running trope in South Indian movies. Otherwise, this movie is literal perfection. We need more male-male lead brotherhood (and borderline bromance) centric media in India. Such an underused trope, and so much humane potential. Loved the movie.