Bha Bha Ba
Adventure Drama Malayalam
| Cast: | Dileep, Vineeth Sreenivasan, Dhyan Sreenivasan, Mohanlal, Sandy, Saranya Ponvannan, Sidharth Bharathan, Balu Varghese, Redin Kingsley, Shameer Khan, Kottayam Ramesh |
|---|---|
| Director: | Dhananjay Shankar |
| Writer: | Fahim Safar, Noorin Shereef |
| Editor: | Ranjan Abraham |
| Camera: | Armo |
All Guild Reviews of "Bha Bha Ba"
Dileep’s Mass Action Comeback Is Absolute Gibberish
In its effort to create a film that tries to be wild, we’re left feeling like we’re watching gibberish on screen.
Ever since directors like Karthik Subbaraj and Lokesh Kanagaraj made it socially acceptable for a film to be termed a “fanboy sambhavam”, we as the audience were aware that this sub-genre would eventually spread to all languages, catering to almost every fanbase. Dhananjay Shankar’s Bha Bha Ba is among Malayalam cinema’s most desperate attempts at cashing in on this cow and the film tries to do this by milking the fanbases of two of its major stars—Dileep (obviously) and Mohanlal.
No Logic, No Madness in Dileep's Vile Attempt at Meta Film
Directed by Dhananjay Shankar, Bha Bha Ba, starring Dileep and Vineeth Sreenivasan, is an attempt at madcap comedy with numerous meta references. The film, however, feels more like Dileep asserting his innocence in the wake of his recent acquittal.
Bha Bha Ba, short for Bhayam, Bhakthi, Bahumanam (fear, devotion, respect), is billed as Dileep’s “great comeback” that he has been waiting for. From the trailer to the film’s promotional materials, the film is regarded as the actor’s biggest return to comedy, a genre that originally defined his career. With Mohanlal playing a cameo, will Bha Bha Ba help Dileep deliver the “comeback” that he’s hoping for? Keep reading to know what we feel.
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