Vyasana Sametham Bandhu Mithradhikal first review out: Basil Joseph calls Anaswara Rajan film ‘a heartwarming little gem’

Basil Joseph shared his film review of S Vipin’s Vyasana Sametham Bandhu Mithradhikal, which is set to hit theatres on June 13. The movie has Anaswara Rajan, Joemon Jyothir and Siju Sunny

Basil Joseph and (R) poster of Vyasana Sametham Bandhu Mithradhikal

The first review of director S Vipin’s Vyasana Sametham Bandhu Mithradhikal, which is backed by the team of the sleeper hit Vaazha, is out. Actor-director Basil Joseph took to his social media page to share his lengthy review of the movie, which has Anaswara Rajan, Siju Sunny, Joemon Jyothir and Baiju Santhosh as part of the cast.

Basil, who had previously worked with its producer Vipin Das in Vaazha, Jaya Jaya Jaya Jaya Hey and Guruvayoor Ambalanadayil, called the movie “a heartwarming little gem, fun, light, emotional and packed with a soul”.

Basil Joseph shares first review of Vyasana Sametham Bandhu Mithradhikal

The Malayalam movie, which is set to hit theatres on June 13 along with Roshan Mathew and Dileesh Pothan’s Ronth, doesn’t boast a huge star cast, but is among those films that the audiences are hoping would entertain them. This is primarily due to the previous movies of the team - including Vaazha - which managed to strike a chord, especially with the youngsters. The shoot of Vaazha 2 is currently on.

Basil also pointed out this in his review, saying that though the film doesn’t have a big scale or complicated plot, it manages to keep the audience “entertained for nearly two hours through sharp sarcasm, raw relationship drama and organic humour”.

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Basil Joseph on why to watch Vyasana Sametham Bandhu Mithradhikal

The actor also pointed out that the real triumph of the film is its cast, who “perform like the camera doesn’t exist”. He lavished praise on the “fresh wave of new talent” that the film introduces to the film industry along with the familiar faces such as Anaswara Rajan, Baiju Santosh, Siju Sunny, Noby Marcose and Joemon Jyothir - “who lead from the front with stunningly lived-in performances”.

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The film revolves around events that happen at a funeral, while exploring “the intricacies of human emotions, relationships and resilience”, according to its makers.

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