Story: A different entertainer, the story begins with Ani (kunchacko) who is in search of his cousin Hari (unni mukundan). Hari had left the village few years back under a very typical situation and since then he doesn’t return. Ani wants Hari as their property is being snatched away by few scheming relatives. The story takes a turn when Ani discovers a Sardarji in a TV program resembling Hari. He goes to that place Mallu Street in Punjab and discovers that Harinder Singh happens to be Hari. But Ani takes the help of Pappan (manoj) and Karthi (biju) to work something out. What happens after that forms the rest of the story.
 

Presentation: The director has come up with a different concept and though the presentation was usual, the narrative was good in parts.  The dialogues were written with humour, the script was illogical and the screenplay was regular. Background score was alright and songs were not upto the mark. Cinematography was appealing and editing was required at few places. Costumes were suiting the moods and art department was apt. Kunchacko Boban has come up with a neat act, Biju Menon was entertaining, Manoj Jayan was moderate, Samvrutha Sunil was okay, Rupa Manjari was regular.

Conclusion: The very idea of watching a Malayali in a Sardar getup has been quite entertaining but it must be executed in the right manner. While the first half was promising and had few good moments, the second half has few ups and downs but culminates to a decent climax. Overall, this is a which should be watched by keeping the brains at home. At the box office, the film will be an above average grosser and can work with the family audiences.
 
Bharatstudent verdict: Time pass entertainer