When you think of beautiful tea gardens, scenic backwaters, and houseboats, Kerala often comes to mind. Known as “God’s Own Country,” Kerala is truly one of India’s most enchanting destinations. The Indian film “Param Sundari,” directed by Tushar Jalota and starring Sidharth Malhotra, Janhvi Kapoor, and Manjot Singh, beautifully highlights Kerala’s charm. From the stunning Athirappilly Falls to the serene backwaters of Alleppey and the pristine Ambalappuzha, the movie captures the essence of Kerala. However, the story itself is lacking, and even though the visuals are stunning, it doesn’t quite deliver cinematic magic. unstumbled watched the film over the weekend; read our review to see if it’s worth watching or not.
Plot: What Is Param Sundari All About
In the captivating backwaters of Kerala, a North Indian man and a South Indian woman discover an unexpected romance filled with humor and chaos. The story follows Param, played by Siddharth Malhotra, a wealthy tech entrepreneur from Delhi who invests in various startups, including an innovative app designed to help people find true love. However, his father (played by Sanjay Kapoor) insists that Param must first use the app himself and successfully connect with someone before he’s allowed to invest. Eager to prove himself, Param uses the app and discovers Sundari (Janhvi Kapoor), a homestay owner and Mohiniyatam dance instructor in Kerala. Initially finding him annoying, Sundari’s feelings evolve as their journey unfolds, leading to delightful surprises. To see how it all turns out, you’ll need to watch the movie!
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unstumbled’s Honest Take
Although the movie features beautiful locations and enjoyable music, it ultimately doesn’t succeed. The beginning is promising, but the pace slows down as the film goes on. By the end of the first half, it becomes quite predictable and follows the typical rom-com formula, ends with a happy ending. There isn’t much in the way of a message or creativity. While Siddharth and Janhavi’s pairing looks attractive and suits their roles, the weak plot, cliché dialogue, and predictability lead to the movie falling short.
If you’re considering whether to watch the movie, here’s what you should know: Param Sundari is currently available on Amazon Prime Video. If you enjoy lighthearted, mindless romantic comedies and don’t mind spending over two hours on a film that feels similar to 100 others, then give it a go. You might appreciate the beautiful scenic shots of Kerala. However, if that’s not your preference, this movie is skippable.
