The teaser of Shine Tom Chacko’s 100th film – ‘Vivekanandan Viralanu’ - is finally here. The movie created significant buzz when the first look was dropped online. The teaser shows the actor in his finest form and it promises to tickle the audience’s ribs with each scene.
The teaser of ‘Vivekanandan Viralanu’ opens with a shot of Shine Tom Chacko waiting for his turn outside a clinic. Surprisingly, he is the only young man in the waiting area. The area is filled with older patients. As he enters the Ayurvedic clinic, he complains to the doctor that the previous medicine did not work.
The doctor gives him a new concoction. The scenes that follow after Shine’s Vivekanandan drinks the mixture reveal that he visited the doctor to find some remedy to boost his libido. The mixture works and for some reason, he ends up going viral online. The teaser does not reveal why he went viral online. They have saved the mystery for the audience to unravel in the theatres.
Watch the teaser of ‘Vivekanandan Viralanu’ here.
The teaser of ‘Vivekanandan Viralanu’ has done a good job of keeping the audience glued to the movie till its release. As the reason why Vivekanadan went viral is kept under wraps, the audience can only try to connect the dots. Is it because his appointments with the ayurvedic doctor for his low libido were made public? Or an intimate moment was leaked online? The audience can only try to guess and figure out what happens.
An interesting thing to note is how the topic of sex and libido have not been treated as lewd topics. It is dealt with like any other condition and that makes the movie refreshing. Shine Tom Chacko has immersed himself in his role. He looks like an unfazed man who has no idea why he has gone viral. With a mix of humour and satire, ‘Vivekanandan Viralanu’ looks like an interesting film.
Helmed by Kamal, ‘Vivekanandan Viralanu’ stars Shine Tom Chacko, Grace Antony, Swasika, Jhony Antony, Mala Parvathy, and Marina Michael in pivotal roles. It has been produced by Nediyath Naseeb and PS Shelliraj. Prakash Velayudhan has taken care of the cinematography while Ranjan Abraham is the editor.
