the problem with the movie seems to be that the lead pair share zero chemistry between themselves on screen.vineeth has tried to look himself reasonably convincing, as gowtham, but doesn’t share the vibes with namitha who does has a role to cherish. the sand art is made good use of in the film and even the climax works much due to the finesse of the presentation of the artwork. the first half is the highlight of the film which moves in an impressive pace without much loopholes, but the second half longs for the priyadarsan type cat and mouse game with the protagonists trying to hide the ailment from others amidst a packed marriage ceremony. this doesn’t make the necessary effect and thrills as it was expected by the filmmaker. namitha's sparkling and positive' persona appears good and adds to the feel good factor of the movie. she is fine in many scenes and is lovable . aju varghese as ‘gowtham’s friend apoorva provides the much needed comic relief, across all sequences which is well controlled and packed with contemporary thoughts. lakshmi as gautam's grandmother is elegant commanding screen presence while rohini as his mother is first rate. soumya sadanandan with her unconventional looks and fine timing excels as the heroine's sister.