'Prakambanam' box office collections day 11: Sagar Surya's horror comedy film touches 10 crores worldwide
Prakambanam follows a group of young people who land in a situation filled with strange events, funny surprises, and unexpected twists. Sagar Surya and Ganapathi play two friends who walk into a story that mixes laughter and fear in an easy and natural way. Their choices pull them into a series of small messes, spooky moments, and silly misunderstandings. The film blends humour with light horror. Each moment keeps the story moving without stress or heaviness. The characters face odd happenings, argue, run around, and try to make sense of everything in front of them. Their reactions create most of the fun in the movie. The supporting cast brings strong comic energy. Rajesh Madhavan, Sheethal Joseph, PP Kunjikrishnan, Prashanth Alexander, Kalabhavan Navas, and Azeez Nedumangad add quick jokes and lively expressions that lift every scene. Their presence shapes the world around the main characters. The story also carries soft social and political shades. It points at rigid ideas, gaps between generations, and small forms of hypocrisy in daily life. These ideas stay gentle and easy to understand. Prakambanam offers simple entertainment with humour, light scares, and a playful tone that keeps the audience engaged all through the film.
Prakambanam follows a group of young people who land in a situation filled with strange events, funny surprises, and unexpected twists. Sagar Surya and Ganapathi play two friends who walk into a story that mixes laughter and fear in an easy and natural way. Their choices pull them into a series of small messes, spooky moments, and silly misunderstandings. The film blends humour with light horror. Each moment keeps the story moving without stress or heaviness. The characters face odd happenings, argue, run around, and try to make sense of everything in front of them. Their reactions create most of the fun in the movie. The supporting cast brings strong comic energy. Rajesh Madhavan, Sheethal Joseph, PP Kunjikrishnan, Prashanth Alexander, Kalabhavan Navas, and Azeez Nedumangad add quick jokes and lively expressions that lift every scene. Their presence shapes the world around the main characters. The story also carries soft social and political shades. It points at rigid ideas, gaps between generations, and small forms of hypocrisy in daily life. These ideas stay gentle and easy to understand. Prakambanam offers simple entertainment with humour, light scares, and a playful tone that keeps the audience engaged all through the film.
