Tsunami is a 2021 Indian Malayalam-language sex comedy film directed by Lal and Lal Jr. and written by Lal. The film stars Balu Varghese, Innocent, Mukesh, Suresh Krishna, Aju Varghese, and Aaradya Ann. The film follows Bobby, a young man who ends up in struggling situation with a women, which is followed by their marriage. Tsunami was released on 11 March 2021.[1]

Tsunami
Directed by	Lal Lal Jr.
Written by	Lal
Produced by	Alan Antony
Starring	Balu Varghese Innocent Mukesh Aju Varghese Suresh Krishna Aaradya Aan
Cinematography	Alex J. Pulickal
Edited by	Ratheesh Raj
Music by	Yakzan Gary Pereira Neha S.
Production company	Panda Dad Production
Distributed by	Panda Dad Release
Release date	11 March 2021 (2021-03-11)
Running time	122 minutes
Country	India
Language	Malayalam

Plot

Bobby is a young man who goes to a seminary in Goa to become a priest, despite his family opposes that. But during his journey he ends up going to the bathroom while the bus stops for a break and by chance happen to enter a ladies toilet. Anna, a girl comes and opens the door when he had taken off his pants leaving the girl and Bobby both scared. Her relatives take her from there seeing her scared and shouting while her mother returns to the bathroom to see Bobby hiding his face and running from there. She pursue him to beat him up but he outrun her. Feeling sad he ends up not going to seminary and return home. Bobby decided to marry Anna. Then the family decides to get him married according to their wishes. But the effect of the events of that journey do not leave him and he ends up in trouble after marriage.

Cast

• Balu Varghese as Boby Francis
• Aradhya Ann as Anna
• Innocent as Eepachan, Anna's father
• Mukesh as Fr. Sylvester (Achankochapi), Boby's uncle
• Suresh Krishna as Francis, Boby's Father
• Aju Varghese as Antony a.k.a Andy, Boby's cousin
• Devi Ajith as Jolly Francis, Boby's Mother
• Valsala Menon as Molly, Andy's Wife
• Nisha Joseph as Jacintha Eapen, Anna's mother
• Sinoj Varghese as Vasu
• Arun as C.I.Bernard, Anna's Uncle
• Sminu Sijo

Reception

The Times of India gave it a rating of 3 out of 5 stars.[2] Samayam Malayalam gave 2.5 out of 5 stars.[3] Filmibeat.com and Dool News gave it negative reviews for its plot and adult humour.[4][5]

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