The director’s creative effort to narrate the story is the only positive element in the film. The script is something cooked up with jokes for time pass and dubious characters. Like all the movies, this robber also upgraded to the status of a saint in the end. At the end, it turns to a climax which has no connection to any of the plots.Īs robber’s story is a cliché subject in movies, Johny’ story is also listed in this category. Suddenly, narration of Johny’s story turns into the story of the boy and later to his mother’s story. Making a twist in the story, a boy enters in Johny’s life and takes the story to another plot. The movie portrays the emotional attachment of Johny with his father. But his robber’s face is hidden from the public and every one regard him as a role model for youngsters. Kunchako Boban portray the role of Johny who is a robber. Till interval, the movie is a typical Kunchacko Boban type with some entertaining elements. It will enter the climax after irritating the audience with too many sub plots over the main plot.
The story doesn't give any clue to the audience on what happened to the characters who were seen earlier.
But this turning point confuses the audience as if they are watching a new movie. But unfortunately, comedy scenes in the movie found to be a failure with old jokes in WhatsApp groups and actor Sharaf U Dheen’s comedy sequences.Īfter the interval, the story takes a sudden transformation from comedy with the entry of a new character. When Joji Thomas, script writer of Vellimoonga teamed up with him, moviegoers expected a great entertainer.Īt some points, the director tried to make it a comedy movie. The audience never expect such a movie from G Marthandan after his super hit movie ‘Pavada’. May be the director has set some hidden connection between the characters. After watching the movie, we will suspect whether the director cooked up a story after his script went stolen.Īll the characters in the first half of the movie suddenly go missing when it turns to climax. Kunchako Boban starrer Johny Johny Yes Appa directed by G Marthandan confuses the audience with an ambiguous story line.
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