Sharaf U Dheen’s deadpan delivery is perfect. The fake "royal" rituals and the fabricated traditions the characters invent on the spot are laugh-out-loud funny. It mocks how much we fake for Instagram and marriage.

For a while there, it felt like the golden age of Malayalam comedy—the era of In Harihar Nagar , Ramji Rao Speaking , and Mazhavil Kavadi —was a distant memory. The 2010s brought in brilliant realistic dramas and thrillers, but laugh-out-loud entertainers were rare.

Fahadh Faasil delivers a career-best comedic performance. The comedy stems from the contrast between the innocent college kids and Ranga’s over-the-top, sincere thug life. The scene where he teaches them to "dance" before a fight or the "Edmundo" swagger is already iconic.

The comedy is brutally relatable. It thrives on misunderstandings and the unspoken rivalry between a husband and his wife’s brother. Basil Joseph has perfected the art of the "clueless nuisance," while Prithviraj’s physical comedy as a man on the verge of a nervous breakdown is gold.

The dinner scene where three different relationships talk about three different things simultaneously. 6. Madhura Manohara Moham (2023) – The Satire Director: Stephy Zaviour Starring: Sharaf U Dheen, Nikhila Vimal