'Aadupuliyattam' is yet another let down from Kannan Thamarakkulam after the disastrous 'Thinkal Muthal Velli Vare'. While the former let a comic story line dart wayward, Aadupuliyattam was horror-comedy genre going in Mollywood, it doesn . With an average and predictable storyline and jokes that fall in highrange, the movie is godd to hold its viewers' attention and becomes an awefull Entertainment. The movie marks Mollywood's first attempt this year to cash in on the horror wave trend that's taken over the neighbouring Tamil film industry.

CAST: Jayaram, Remya Krishnan, Om Puri
DIRECTION: Kannan Thamarakkulam
Producer: Haseeb haneef, Noushad Alathur
Music: Ratheesh Vegha

Wealthy businessman Satyajith is haunted by visions predicting his death, forcing him to seek help from a godman. The latter points out that the source of all his troubles is his latest acquisition - an ancestral property, which is believed to be guarded by a spirit. The plot reveals that the haunted mansion and Satyajith share a dark past.