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Review: Venicile Vyapari
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Directed by Shafi
Starring : Mammootty, Kavya Madhavan and Poonam Bajwa.
The film's plot unfolds in Alappuzha, a town in Kerala popularly known as the
Venice of the East. Written by James Albert the story follows a murder mystery.
The movie revolves around Pavithran (Mammootty), who lost his parents in his
childhood. He enters the police force by chance, though it is not his ambition
to do so. So, he resigns and starts exporting coir products from Alappuzha (Alappuzha
incidentally is attributed to the sobriquet, Venice of the East) . During this
period, he meets and befriends Lakshmi (Poonam Bajwa), who is the manager of a
local bank. Another character is Ammu (Kavya Madhavan), who is the leader of the
union of coir workers and with whom Pavithran is secretly in love.
Venicile Vyaapari is the fourth film of Shafi with Mammootty, after Thommanum
Makkalum, Mayavi and Chattambinadu. This is also the fourth film of screen
writer James Albert after Classmates, Cycle and Ividam Swargamanu and the first
time he is writing the script for a Mammootty.
The film was produced by Madhavan Nair under the banner of Murali Films.
Mammootty appears in three different getups in the film. He dons the period
costumes, wearing khakki trousers and tall cap, which will be the highlight of
the film. Vijaya Raghavan, Jagathy, Salim Kumar, Suraj, Sreeraman, Kalabhhavan
Shajon, Rajan Padoor form the supporting cast.
Bijibal composed the music for the film, which has lyrics by Kaithapram. The
film will have a remix of the song "Kannum Kannum" from the film Angadi.
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Review from Sifi: Director Shafi’s Venicile
Vyapari (The Merchant of Venice) is happening in the 1980's and it is
essentially about the unveiling of a murder mystery. Scripted by
‘Classmates’ fame James Albert, the film has an engaging first half which is
full of dramatic twists and turns, but things tend to be a bit too
predictable from then on.
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