Prajith's directorial debut 'Oru Vadakkan Selfie' is a quiet little gem that has popped out of the basket this Friday, which is a buddy comedy that has a very special edge to it. A pretty good yarn that is consistently witty, 'Oru Vadakkan Selfie' fruitfully manages to let that smile linger on your lips for quite a while.Umesh (Nivin Pauly) is back home, after an extremely unsuccessful stint at engineering studies, and has little hope of covering up the endless list of back papers. He starts looking around for an alternative career and decides that cinema is where he should be. Aided by his buddies Shaji (Aju Varghese) and Thankam (Neeraj Madhav), he starts shooting a short film that literally gets washed down to the sea.
The arrival of a beautiful new neighbour named Daisy (Manjima Mohan) spices up Umesh's otherwise dull life, but when she disappears without a trace, he is stunned when he is accused of having eloped with her. Left with no other options, Umesh and Shaji leave for Chennai, determined to find Daisy and set their shaken lives straight.
Cast: Asokan, Nakshatra, Nirmal Jacob, Dr. Haneesh Khani, Shafi Basheer, Navami
DVD Features:Dolby Digital 5.1,Anamorphic WideScreen,NTSC All Regions, English Subtitles
Director: Shan
Producer: Prakash, Shahul, Basheer
Production Co: P B S Productions
Music Director: Unni Nambiar
The film tells the story of four young men, Achayan, Sudhi, Anwar and Yadhu, who have been at the villagers' backs for a while now, with their bothersome antics. When Sudhi returns to the village with a girl in tow trouble starts brewing in their paradise, and the four friends are forced to take a few firm decisions on their own.
There is not much of a story for the 'Village Guys' to tell, hence its efforts to make up for this very palpable liability shows pretty bad. What do you do when you aren't sure as to what you want to tell and even worse, how you want to tell it?!
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