DD Returns – Review

There is an old bungalow on the outskirts of Pondicherry, where a family was burnt for murdering people who lost in gambling.

At present, the team of Bipin and Munishkanth steal some valuables and jewels from the village chief Fefsi Vijayan.

On the other hand Mottai Rajendran and his gang plan to steal the money Fefsi Vijayan got by selling drugs. Meanwhile, Santhanam is in need of Rs 25 lakh to save Surbhi from a problem.

Following a series of incidents, the money looted by Munishkanth and his gang ends up with Rajendran which inturn goes into the hands of Santhanam.

Santhanam’s friends keep a part of the money inside the haunted bungalow. Now the gang has to overcome the ghosts in the house to get their money back.

Directed by Prem Anand, the only intention of the movie is to make the audience laugh and they have succeeded in it.

If one just forgets logic, they can enjoy this movie. The one liners throughout the movie are enjoyable.

The screenplay of the movie is kept interesting throughout. There are a few places where the jokes fall flat, but the humour works most of the time.

Santhanam is back with a bang with this movie. His timing comedy has worked out really well in the film.

With an ensemble of cast including Mottai Rajendran, Kingsly, Munishkanth, Pazhaya Joke Thangadurai have all delivered a wonderful performance.

Surbhi has delivered what was expected from her. Technical aspects of the movie suit the theme of the movie well.

Rohith Abraham’s background score is impressive. Dipak Kumar Padhy has captured the proceedings in an interesting manner.