Lovely

<p>A young man develops an unexpected friendship with a talking housefly.<br /> Boney – a young happy man who takes up his late father’s government job until a turn of events take place in his life. He ends up in remand in the sub-jail for 14 days after a false allegation against him, where he meets his new best friend- ‘eecha’ (housefly in Malayalam). He names it Lovely. He makes a little home for Lovely in his cell in the sub-jail. He is soon taken out in bail, but he finds himself missing the housefly from sub-jail. He tries different things to go back to the sub-jail, including accepting the false allegation made against him in court. But to his dismay, he fails to go back to the sub-jail. On the other hand, Lovely who had never been out of the sub-jail before, finds herself missing Boney too. The story ends with Boney and Lovely re-uniting. Boney is seen on the hill with Lovely, talking about his new superpower- ‘to be able to predict everyone’s next move’ The music was composed by and with lyrics by . Gopika I. S. of rated the film 2.5/5 stars and wrote, “The screenplay is very shaky and half-baked at best. The dialogues are also all over the place, never quite achieving a natural tone. […] might be worth a one-time watch, given that it’s experimental at its core, and Aashiq Abu’s cinematography makes it aesthetically pleasing.” Anandu Suresh of gave it 1.5/5 stars and wrote, ” is, simply put, one of those films where nearly every member of the technical crew has done an excellent job, but their efforts are ultimately wasted due to subpar writing.” Vivek Santhosh of gave it 1.5/5 stars and wrote, “A charming premise sinks under the weight of confused storytelling, abrupt emotional shifts, and a script that mistakes randomness for depth”. at</p>