Aavesham

Fahadh Faasil unleashes a storm with unhinged performance in this comedy flick, delivering an entertaining and engaging film that is worth a watch.

Director Jithu Madhavan's 'Aavesham', starring Fahadh Faasil, is a zany action comedy. With FaFa's exceptional performance and impeccable comedy timing, the film is a total winner, says our review.

Jithu Madhavan's gangster comedy is arguably Fahadh Faasil's first all-encompassing masala film and the actor unabashedly uses it to silence all the criticisms against him that he can't handle mass characters. Fahadh unleashes Rangan in a 'verithanam' manner and that too in a style unseen from him before, excelling in both comedic and mass moments and making Aavesham his own.

If you're in search of a drama adhering to the confines of realism, Aavesham may not be the right pick for you. However, if your intention is to just chill and celebrate in this festival season, the movie won’t disappoint.

Jithu Madhavan has already shown that he knows how to do things differently and with style, with his debut horror movie, Romancham. He has delivered another unique comedy with Aavesham.

Aavesham is smooth in its storytelling and leaves a chilling aftertaste, thanks to its one-of-a-kind anti-hero. Fahadh Faasil is in sublime form as this hot-headed and insanely idiosyncratic gangster, whose next move is as big a surprise to him as it is to us.