Tholvi F.C.

A losing football team, A flop tea shop, A loser mom and dad. This is a story about them trying to make their lives right. The biggest failure of this comedy movie is the failure to make viewers laugh. If you can bear the initial 30 minutes of this movie, you surely are a master of patience. Thanks to OTT that you can easily switch to a different movie and make up for your lost mood.

The script writer is this movie needs special mention, as the plots are really ambiguous and the viewer doesn't get an idea of what is the purpose of some incidents. Worth mentioning, the route to lead a losing football team to a winning football team depicted in this is tragically outstanding.

Okay hear me out it's been a long time since I watched a film. I wasn't initially that interested in watching this movie at first but once I saw a glimpse of this movie I couldn't stop myself from watching this entire film with a single stretch....the film itself is not entirely focused on comedy but also looks on various social events which I gained my attention...I liked Sharafudheen's character and found myself so related to him...trust me you may think that this movie is not your cup of tea but I recommend you to at least watch the first 30 minutes of this movie because this will make you feel relaxed just the way it did for me. A special congrats to all the actors and the scriptwriter for presenting this movie in the best way possible Thank you:)

A simple movie with laughter and a lil love, if you don't keep any expectations you'll pretty much end up liking the film. George Kora has definitely put an effort to make this film appealing to the new gen peeps as well as the common folk.

The movie starts off a bit slow and i felt like I would quit watching after 20 minutes, but it was a slow hook.

The background scores are nice and some notes felt like I have heard it before somewhere, but that didn't bother me.

The cast n crew have definitely done a good job in sticking to the script and making it come alive on the screen. The only thing that felt a little odd for me was the cast of sharafudheen, he's totally a natural when it comes to comedy and even being a villain but it feels cringe at times when he tries to workout an emotional scene, good effort needs a bit more time i suppose. Also the movie on paper is a bit long, on screen however the director has crafted it nice with songs and background scores to take off that on screen so I never felt a lag.

George Kora, good job mate, more power to you.

The movie promised much but didn't deliver the punch where needed. Few scenes should have been short and crisp.. especially the scene where robotic ABU is introduced. Similarly the scenes involving Rizzu in the climax did not create necessary bite in audience mind. It's too slow. Only the scenes involving Thambi and Mariam looked good in parts. Compared to Home movie, Home takes it with lots of funny moments in it.

The movie revolves around a family of four losers in different ways! Oommen, thambi and their parents. How they handle it individually is the story line.

Overall one time watch feel good movie.