Ennu Swantham Punyalan (2025)
2h 7m | PG-13
Thomas, a reluctant priest is forced into ordination to fulfill his mother's vow. His peaceful existence at the church mansion is disrupted when a young woman, seeking refuge from her troubles, unexpectedly arrives. To complicate matters, a mischievous thief sneaks into the same room, setting the stage for a series of chaotic and humorous encounters. As the unlikely trio navigates misunderstandings and dilemmas, they uncover heartfelt connections and unexpected revelations in this entertaining tale of faith, humanity, and redemption.
Director: Mahesh Madhu
Studio: Truth Seekers
Genre: Fantasy, Comedy, Thriller
Video: 720p
Cast
Arjun Ashokan
as
Balu Varghese
as Thomas
Anaswara Rajan
as Meera
Althaf Salim
as
Vineeth Vishwam
as Shanu
Renji Panicker
as Nicholas
Reviews
"Ennu Swantham Punyalan" is a Malayalam fantasy comedy thriller that intertwines ecclesiastical duties with whimsical chaos. The narrative orbits around Fr. Thomas, a reluctant cleric portrayed by Balu Varghese, whose tranquil existence is upended by the advent of Meera, a fugitive damsel enacted by Anaswara Rajan, and a roguish thief, vivaciously brought to life by Arjun Ashokan. The film's mise-en-scène, set within a secluded church mansion, serves as a crucible for ensuing pandemonium, as the trio navigates a labyrinth of misunderstandings and clandestine revelations. Director Mahesh Madhu's inaugural venture is augmented by Samji Antony's clever script, which adroitly amalgamates humor with suspense. Renadive's cinematography captures the bucolic allure of Idukki's highlands, while Sam C.S.'s buoyant score accentuates the film's capricious tenor. Despite occasional predictability, the ensemble's spirited performances render "Ennu Swantham Punyalan" a diverting escapade into the realms of faith, camaraderie, and serendipitous mischief.