Ulsaha Committee
2014 film by Akku Akbar
Ulsaha Committee is a 2014 Malayalam Science Fiction comedy film directed by Akku Akbar and starring Jayaram, Baburaj and Kalabhavan Shajon.
Plot
The film is about a school drop out and his friends whose pursuits for amazing scientific inventions lands him in trouble.
Cast
Jayaram as Apoorvan (Appu)
Baburaj as Gunda Chopra
Kalabhavan Shajon as Babumon
Sheela as Rosie
Isha Talwar as Rosemary
Vinutha Lal as Haritha S. Nair
Suraj Venjaramoodu as Natholi Goplan
Vinaya Prasad as Jancy, Rosemary's mother
Lakshmi Priya as Chandrika
Sunil Sukhada as Babumon's father-law
Kochu Preman as Peethambaran Kurup, Manadarakadavu Panchayath President
Joy Mathew as Thathamangalam Narayana Ayyengar
Sasi Kalinga as Kadavil Aashan
Hareesh Perumanna as Jallian Kanaran
Arun Gosh as Roy
Nelson
Neethu Thomas as Suma, Babumon's wife
Thomas Unniyadan as Doctor
Mukesh as the narrator (voice only)
Prem Nazir as Rosie's love interest (Archieved footage)
Reception
The film received negative reviews from critics. Sify.com wrote: "Disturbingly loud and totally pointless, all this film manages is to make you cringe." The Times of India rated the film 1.5 in a scale of 5 and said, "the film turns out to be a nagging watch with its never-ending stream of loud, boisterous, tasteless humour. Rating the film 1.5/5, Veeyen of Nowrunning.com said, "Ulsaha Committee' is a visual onslaught on the audience from the Jayaram - Akku Akbar team that takes it by total shock. Faced with the unenviable choice of burying his head in his palms or throwing it back for a quick snooze, the viewer lets out one yawn after the other until the prospect of a lock jaw petrifies him.
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