Aan Paavam Pollathathu

that examines the complexities of modern marriage with humor and insight. Built on a thoughtful premise and supported by engaging performances, the film entertains while occasionally stumbling in execution. Its greatest strength lies in relatable characters and sharp writing, which expose the hypocrisy and societal pressures faced by both men and women in contemporary marriages. Rio Raj and Malavika Manoj shine in authentic, nuanced portrayals, while the supporting cast—RJ Vigneshkanth, Sheela Rajkumar, Jensan Diwakar, and Shiva Pritham—adds both depth and comic energy. Though the screenplay attempts to balance perspectives on marital conflict without resorting to stereotypes, the final act feels uneven. The courtroom drama, while relevant, sometimes overshadows the emotional core, and the film’s message on progressiveness and feminism occasionally loses clarity. In the end, Aan Paavam Pollathathu emerges as a well-intentioned, humorous exploration of modern relationships. Strong performances and thoughtful writing elevate it, but uneven pacing and narrative focus keep it from fully realizing its potential.