Very well executed

Fantastic!

A lot of perfectly good film show their cards early, establish a unique premise and let the audience explore a topic at a leisurely pace, without much in terms of surprise. this film is not one of those films.

It’s fine. It's literally the definition of a fine movie. You’ve seen it before, you know every beat and outcome before the characters even do. Only question is how much escapism you’re looking for.

Utter waste of time.This is a Malayalam film dubbed into Telugu and I saw it yesterday.After first 15 minutes, I decided that there is no point watching this film. Dialogues are bland and acting is superficial. The screenplay is lame and cinematography should better be not talked about. I have wasted my time watching this and I am wasting more time reviewing it. I just wanted to say all my readers to be warned of the film. I found nothing I can take back or value in the film. Perhaps, a black and white song. Everything looked artificial and manipulative only.A 0/5 for this.

The makers do justify the tag-line 'Pranayam Annum Innum Painkili aaanu' with a lot of sequences in the movie. And if one chooses to be, the movie will be a critic's delight as well !!!! But if not, this Balan K Nair - Sheela love story is one well-shot and beautifully cinematographed movie that ends up being a 'sweet' , 'good' and 'engaging' presentation of an age-old love story. The sequences laced with a lot of gentle humour and beautiful frames is the major highlight of the movie and the performance of the Dulqar-Shekhar Menon combo adds a definite 'charm and gloss' to the proceedings. On the evidence of this film one does get the feeling that Kamal's director son Jenuse Mohammad is one to look out for :)

Its one of the worst movies i have seen this year.Its a very dragging movie with no story at all.The hero who is a loser tries to search for a girl whom he met accidentally and falls in love with her. With the help of his obese friend he tries to find out who she is.Finally she will appear in front of him through another incident and they spent time together trying to fulfill her dream of gifting her parents a good anniversary gift.Meanwhile he falls in love with her but she gets engaged to another guy.Blah blah blah.......OMG!I Would not recommend this movie to anyone.Boring to the core.Its such a waste of time watching this movie.

100 Days of love is a one-time watch. The movie is based on the daily lives of two mediocre men leading a messy routine. The plot thickens after one of them falls for a stranger. The first half will reward you only with a couple of giggles. The latter half, however, shines forth convincingly. There are multiple instances which caters the viewers with the makers' cliché-ridden ideas. Looking at the other way, the movie is relishable. Also, not choosing to involve hysterical action scenes is highly appreciable on the director's part. After becoming aware of the title of the flick, the first thing that struck my mind was Marc Webb's '500 Days of Summer'. By the first half, I could figure out that the two plots had nothing in common. Also, the plot and the title seemed totally unattached, in my opinion. Letting it go, the film possesses an average run-time and ends on a predictable note. The acting crew is undeniably praiseworthy. Lead actor Dulquar Salman as BKN Nair delivers an amiable performance. I am certainly rooting for his forthcoming projects. In spite of getting a smaller screen time, female lead Nithya Menon is charming, as cute as one could get. Sekhar Menon in a highly supporting role brings humor to the narrative, fashioning it into a romantic comedy. Other supporting roles played by Aju Varghese and Rahul Madhav are mediocre. Performances by Vineeth and Praveena in their minor supporting roles too are fair to middling. Writer-Director Jenuse Mohammed has managed to pull off a congenial job. Even so, some enhancements could've made the screenplay look superior. Departments dealing with Editing and Cinematography haven't failed to capitalize. Music by Govind Menon is soothing. The background score is certainly pleasing.Considering everything, 100 Days of Love is definitely not what its title suggests. It is a film based on coincidences. Jenuse Mohammed takes you to another journey where the guy gets friend zoned and eventually gets out of it. People who indulge in watching romantic comedies will definitely embrace this one.