Prakambanam

in a very familiar way. We see a typical college campus setting with hostel humour, student chaos, and all the usual fun and noise. At first, it feels like a template campus movie we have seen many times before. But just when it starts to feel predictable, the writing takes an unexpected turn and slowly shifts the story into a horror-comedy. That surprise is what makes the movie stand out. The screenplay stays engaging with several small humour subplots, keeping the fun alive throughout. The situational comedy fits naturally and never feels forced. The second half leans more into comedy, with political spoofs blending smoothly into the story. The build-up to a chaotic, comedy-heavy climax works well. The chemistry between Sagar Surya, Ganapathy, and Ameen adds great energy, and the background music nicely supports. Overall, even though the main plot is slightly predictable, the fresh angle on the horror-comedy elements makes it an enjoyable and fun watch. Movie Reviewer Survival Note: “Decent for one watch. Strictly one.”