Pravinkoodu Shappu

On a rainy night, a toddy shop owner is found hanging after 11 people stayed inside playing cards in the closed shop. SI Santhosh investigates, uncovering secrets to find the killer.

Cast

Soubin Shahir

as Kannan

Basil Joseph

as S. I. Santosh C J

Chemban Vinod Jose

as Suni

Chandini Sreedharan

as Merinda

Shivajith Padmanabhan

as Babu

Shabareesh Varma

as Biju

Niyas Backer

as Ceylon Maman

Prathapan K S

Rajesh Azhikkodan

as ASI

Reviews

TheWatcherButNotCreepy

IMO, I felt like it was a pretty good movie. There was extremely slight confusion during the entire reveal, but the comedy was well-timed and felt very malayali-characteristic. I feel like the scriptwriter was a huge Agatha Christie, 'coz it felt like the malayali version of her worl 'And then there...

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