Akkare Akkare Akkare

Akkare Akkare Akkare, an Indian action comedy film from 1990, continues the journey of the much-loved characters C.I.D. Investigators Dasan (Mohanlal) and Vijayan (Sreenivasan), who have by now become household names in Kerala, India. The movie is the third installment of the successful trilogy initiated by the films 'Nadodikkattu' and 'Pattanapravesham'. Mukesh also stars in the movie, adding to the ensemble's comic impact. Directed by Priyadarshan and produced by R. Mohan, the film was a commercial hit, and it is highly appreciated for its blend of humor, action, and engaging storytelling.

Set against the backdrop of the United States, the film starts with the characters Dasan and Vijayan still working in Kerala police. Capitalizing on the chemistry between the characters Dasan and Vijayan, who are now C.I.D. investigators, the film weaves in exciting moments of comedy. In Akkare Akkare Akkare, our dynamic duo receives a special assignment that takes them all the way to the USA; a complete shift of setting compared to the previous two films.

The movie ingeniously transfers the comical mix-ups, hilarious language bloopers, and tactical blunders of the lovable investigators to a foreign setting. This time around, their assignment is to recover a priceless golden statue that has been stolen from Kerala and taken to the United States. As they lock horns with a gang of international criminals, Dasan and Vijayan navigate the challenges with their characteristic wit and humor, making the movie a treat to watch.

The movie features Mohanlal and Sreenivasan reprising their roles of Dasan and Vijayan. Their performance is outstanding and forms the backbone of the movie, keeping us enthralled all through. The film utilizes the comic timing and on-screen camaraderie of these tried and tested actors to create several memorable and funny moments. Mukesh also makes an important contribution to the movie, further enhancing the comedy.

Akkare Akkare Akkare does not just rest on the successful formula of the previous two movies but adds its unique flavor, thereby increasing its appeal. The transition between different geographical settings from rural Kerala to the urban sprawl of the USA, and the culture shock that Dasan and Vijayan experience, is narrated in a light-hearted, comedic fashion, adding an extra layer of humor to the narrative. These sequences are particularly noteworthy and serve as testament to the film's inventiveness.

The film is backed by a solid script and a string of well-crafted comedy sequences, enhancing the natural charm and charisma of its lead actors. In addition, director Priyadarshan's astute sense of comedy timing is evidenced in the well-executed comedy scenes that form the bulk of the film, while also ensuring the storyline is progressive and engaging.

The technical aspects of Akkare Akkare Akkare also deserve commendation. The cinematography, sound, and technical aspects are well-directed, enabling spectators to be part of the characters' journey throughout the film.

In conclusion, Akkare Akkare Akkare introduces its lead characters to a new environment, offering viewers a clever mix of humor and thrill. While managing to retain the essence of the first two films, it offers a fresh perspective, making it an interesting watch. With its classic comedy timing, unforgettable one-liners, and comedic situations, it certainly stands out as a movie that is entertaining and engaging. This film is, indeed, a testament to the classic comic capers of Malayalam cinema. It is highly recommended for anyone who enjoys subtle humor sprinkled with unique situational comedy and well-developed characters.