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Vyasanasametham Bandhumithradhikal

Comedy Drama Malayalam


Savithri is a broadminded woman from a middle class family. She has two daughters and four grandchildren. Among them she is especially close to her eldest granddaughter Anjali. Savithri dreams of a happy and independent married life for Anjali. However Anjali gets cold feet due to an unexpected death during her marriage arrangement.

Cast:Anaswara Rajan, Siju Sunny, Mallika Sukumaran, Azees Nedumangad, Joemon Jyothir, Baiju Santhosh, Noby Marcose, Jassim Hashim, Arun Kumar, Neeraja Rajendran, Shailaja P. Ambu
Director:Vipin S
Writer:Vipin S
Editor:John Kutty
Camera:Rahim Abubacker

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A Hilarious Tragicomedy With Pitch-Perfect Casting

Fox in morning light

Vishal Menon | The Hollywood Reporter India

Mon, June 30 2025

Each of the film's sub-plots has been written around one broad joke, but the casting is so perfect that we’re constantly looking forward to the reactions of these actors

When Vipin Das, the producer of Vyasana Sametham Bandhu Mithradhikal (With Condolences, Friends and Relatives), last directed a film, he made Guruvayoor Ambalanadayil (2024), a hilarious confusion-comedy that culminated in a million things going wrong at a wedding. The hit comedy was something a master like Priyadarshan would have been proud to call his own. But if he were to watch Vyasana Sametham Bandhu Mithradhikal, he’d be prouder. Made by another Vipin (S Vipin), he borrows the chaos of a Priyadarshan-esque comedy and plants it within a dark comedic setting that is already primed for the wildest of laughs. So, instead of a wedding like in his guru’s film, Vipin sets up his comedy on the day on which the film’s protagonist Anjali’s (Anaswara Rajan) grandmother passes away. What makes the timing impeccably imperfect is that she’s just a week away from getting engaged to her toxic fiancé. On one hand, you feel deeply for Anjali for having lost the one person in the family she connected strongly to; in the other hand, her grandmother’s passing is a blessing in disguise, giving her hope that she can get out of a marriage she was never interested in.

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