Dhoomakethu
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- Sep 25, 2026
Another varient of Suku Sujithkumar, but the least funniest of them all. Happy berrrhday , happy berrhdaay, happy berrhdaaay to, sreeee jiiithh baaaa buuu, sreeee jiiithh baaaa buuu mwonuusee, aaahhhhhhaaa. buttabommaahh buttabommaahh .
ashSep 25, 2026The 5 fans of Suku Sujithkumar in Kerala are gonna be so happy to see him back in this, atleast for the first half (One of them is me). But I should have known things were gonna go south soon when I found out that this is from the dude who made 'Neymar'. (I was NOT a big…
rahulrrSep 25, 2026Sajin returns as Suku Sujithkumar in this mostly unfunny, not-as-wild-as-it-seems film. I don't know who considers time loop as something new nowadays. For most mallu film enthusiasts including me who try to watch all kinds of films from all kinds of genres from all the…
Aaryan - Sep 25, 2026
കോമഡിക്ക് വേണ്ടി ഓടി തളരുന്ന ടൈംലൂപ്പ്...
ith_nunayaanSep 25, 2026Dhe veendum another great concept but poor screenplay and bad second half padam. First half intriguing aayrnelum second half was so bad orakkam oka vannu. Medical miracle Paranja pole thanne ithum suffers from the thought that aa usp aaya time loop eduthu kalanjalum…
m13Sep 25, 2026They massacred my boy "Sukku Sujithkumar" 😔🥀
kpdevanand - Sep 25, 2026
There haven’t really been comedy films like this in Mollywood, so the concept feels fresh. Since it’s based on a time-loop concept, the repetitive scenes in the first half often felt tedious, but they were still watchable. However, the second half completely went off the…
Ali SanilSep 25, 2026New Zealand's 2010 FIFA World Cup campaign was more engaging.
Murali KrishnanSep 25, 2026Dhoomakethu does not bring anything new to the time-loop genre; the plot follows the usual pattern of beginning with a shock, then coming to an understanding and making an effort to escape based on that understanding. But what keeps the film ticking is that it focuses more…
Vivek Santhosh