Lal Bahadur Shastri

Lal is a simple, good-natured young man in search of a job. Bahadhur is a former panchayath president who has an obsession with liquor and women. Shasthri is a young farmer who struggles to get some document approved from the Government sector. The three men, who are total strangers, travel to in a bus. Bahadhur buys a lottery ticket from a boy, and the boy gives another ticket to Lal as he doesn’t have change. The trio part ways after reaching Ernakulam, but later come to know that the lottery ticket which Lal got has won one crore rupees. Then Lal, Bahadhur, and Shasthri join hands and go in search of the missing ticket. This forms the crux of the story. The movie is produced by Jairaj Motion Pictures, with Josemon Simon. The movie is distributed by Renji Panicker Entertainment. Lal Bahadur Shastri got mixed to good reviews from
critics.”Friends media” gave four out of five stars for the film and
stated that the film is a clean entertainer
“Live media” gave a rating of 4.5/5 for the
movie while “The Cinima Company” gave 3 out of 5
and said “LBS is a one time watchable film without
much expectation that won’t make you bored”.
LemonMovieMedia rated this as a nice one-time
watchable movie, without much twists and turns.
Lay back, relax and watch though it doesn’t offer
anything exceptional or new.
Akhila Menon of “FilmiBeat” gave 2.5/5 and
concluded “A one time watch”. The film was released around 80 screens in Kerala. [1] Released on 21 November, distributed by Vendhar Movies in Kerala and Humming Minds Entertainment distributed outside Kerala.