Hello Mummy

Sharafudheen and Aishwarya Lekshmi shine in this engaging horror-comedy.

A missed opportunity for good comedy.

Hello Mummy is one of those films that struggle to find a clear tone or voice, leaving it in a constant loop of uncertainty without ever settling into something cohesive or fully engaging. From the start, Sanjo Joseph's script and Vaishakh's direction fail to deliver the comedy, only evoking weak smiles from audiences. After the introduction of Grace too, Hello Mummy fails to deliver either effective horror or comedy, remaining a middling experience overall.

Horror comedies are a genre that requires a fine balance between thrills and laughs, but debutant Vaishakh Elans' Hello Mummy mostly stumbles in its attempt to [deliver on both fronts]. Sharaf's slapstick alone can't save this spiritless horror comedy.

For those looking for a lighthearted and enjoyable experience, this film is a great pick. With its blend of horror, fantasy, and comedy, it's sure to appeal to younger audiences.

Three-fourths of Hello Mummy is entertaining; the rest would be a test of patience for some folks. It is the kind of breezy film you can watch as a family.