'Mannar Mathai Speaking 2' is the third part of the film 'Ramji Rao Speaking', but why the part is named as '2'?. In my opinion, this is 3. Anyway, this sequel is directed badly by Mamas, who taken the direction rights from the director duo Sidique Lal, they did the script & direction of prequels that became as evergreen comedy thrillers. But the third instalment is shattering our expectations.
Story
Mannar Mathai (Innocent), the troupe owner of 'Urvashi Theatres'. Due to certain problems, Mannar Mathai and his companions Gopalakrishnan (Mukesh) and Balakrishnan (Saikumar) changed over their 'Urvashi Theatres' to 'Urvashi Tours & Travels'. Yet Mathai doesn't loose his passion of Drama and he prepares a drama to celebrate the 25th anniversary of his theatre. For their tours & travels, they require a driver who speaks English language fluently. Meanwhile Mathai wants an actress for his new drama. As a new driver enters named Unni (Basil) and Nithya (Aparna), as actress. While everything is going well, they met their old enemy Mahendra Varma (Biju Menon) and again their life become complicated.
Movie outlook
- A mixed script of its prequels. But have nothing interesting factors.
- The sequences makes a feel that it's an adjusting movie with flat jokes .
Acting
- Only this is just a mixing of the appraised characters 'Mathai chettan', 'Gopalakrishnan', 'Balakrishnan', 'Ramji Rao', 'Mahendravarma':- they have nothing funny stuffs and also the newly added characters have nothing to do.
Technicalities
- Director Mamas forgot the seriousness of the subject and he made a boring sequel.
- The main technical sides:- Camera, Editing are run-off-the-mill.
- Rahul Raj's musical scores are just OK.
Grade: Uninteresting
Rating: 2 / 5
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