Neelambari - Neelambari is a drag

Cast: Vineeth, Anoop Menon, Bhama, Vidya, Suraj Venjaramood, Indrans, P. Sreekumar, Kalasala Babu, Ambika Mohan, Bindhu Ramakrishnan

Direction: Hari Narayanan

Production: Premananthan

Music: Kaithapram Vishwanath

The movie has Bhama as Parvathy who has a bossom friend in Lekshmy(Divya) residing in her neighbourhood in a ''Palakkad''an Brahmin Gramam. As parvathy lost her mother at birth, she is brought up along with lekshmi, by the latter's mother. The two girls who live like twins share the same thoughts,and dresses and Paru is even thought of to become the bride of Vidhyadharan, the brother of Lekshmy.But Vidhyadharan soon becomes a spolit brat by engaging in college politics and ending up in jail.

When Parvathy and Lakshmi join the music College, Parvathy falls in love with Devanand, their music lecturer. Without realising this, Devanand's brother plans to get him married to Laskhmi, when the music lecturer is away on a foreign trip. Parvathy keeps her longing to herself but when she has to reveal her love to his father, he commits suicide and the parvathy finds herself abandoned on the streets.When Lekshmy realises parvathy's love for devanand, she also deserts her. This leads into the suspicious missing of the girl from her home.The story told as a flashback after three years from these happenings, goes on to reveal how all the pains end up in happiness of some sorts.

Bottom Line

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Neelambari - Neelambari is a drag

Apart from being in a predictable stuff, the biggest letdown of the movie is that the depth of relationships between the lead ladies or with other characters are rarely depicted with needed intensity. The scripts are mediocre unable to add the colour neither with dialogues nor with the sequences.The former half of the movie just movies in the neeeded pace but the later half of the movie drags bigtime.