Movie : Kudumbasree Travels  Cast:Jayaram,  Jagathi Sreekumar, Janardhanan,  Maniyanpilla Raju, Mamukkoya, P.  Sreekumar, Mohan Ayeroor, Kottayam  Nazeer, Sidharth,  Kalabhavan Haneef,  Shijoy, Vettukili Prakash, Niyas  backer, Manoj, Bhavana, KPAC Lalitha,  Kalpana, Radhika, Kulappilly  Leela, Valsala Menon, Anjana.
Director: Kiran  
Banner: Mythri Visuals 
Music Director: Biji Bal 
Lyricst: Vayalar Sharath Chandra Varma 
Distributor: Central Pictures
Dialogue: Thomas Thoppilkudi 
Director Kiran’s ‘Kudumbasree Travels ‘is a movie which makes you  smile from start to end.It’s a rather light hearted movie  with a  simplistic storyline.Kudumbasree Travels narrates the incidents in the  lives of a group of innocent people living with no modern facilities in  Chithirapuram village. One day they set out on a journey to the town to  attend the wedding of their dear Aravindan, a chakkyar koothu exponent,  on an old bus named “Kudumbasree Travels”. This is the one and only bus  service in their village. Aravindan’s uncle Pachu and his friend Nittar  were conspiring to prevent this wedding from happening. Pachu’s  intention is to get Aravindan married to his daughter instead allowing  the impending marriage with a rich girl, Aswathi.
On  their way, the marriage party meets Sreedevi, who holds a lot of  secrets. Here, the story changes its course and the film unfolds ensuing  incidents with a touch of humour.
Jayaram has nothing much to do in the whole film and he shines  whenever given a chance.Bhavana too has nothing much to do other than to  pose as a bridegroom, most of the time. The rest of the cast have done a  decent job.Kiran and Thomas Tthoppilkody have been able to  interestingly weave a story around simple incidents which keeps your  interest alive in most parts.The technical side is also impressive with  Murali Raman and V T Sreejith doing good jobs in camera and editing. A  couple of songs by Bijipal are passable while the BG scores are more  impressive.
On the whole, ‘Kudumbasree Travels’ is a time-pass fare which offers an interesting watch.
Sunday, January 23, 2011
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