Proprietors: Kammath & Kammath

Synopsis

Proprietors: Kammath & Kammath is a 2013 Malayalam-language action comedy directed by Thomson K. Thomas, featuring Mammootty in a dual role as the titular Kammath brothers. The film explores the lives of these two spirited siblings who are successful businessmen with contrasting personalities yet a deep fraternal bond. Filled with humor, drama, and vibrant character interactions, the story navigates through their complex relationships and the challenges they face both within their family and in their business ventures. Complemented by lively performances and a narrative that blends emotional moments with lighthearted scenes, the movie offers an entertaining viewing experience grounded in familial loyalty and personal pride.

Cast

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  Mammootty

  Raja Raja Kammath

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  Dileep

  Deva Raja Kammath

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  Narain

  Income Tax Officer

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  Karthika Nair

  Surekha

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  Rima Kallingal

  Mahalakshmi

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  Baburaj

  Driver Gopi

Reviews

Proprietors: Kammath & Kammath received mixed to negative reviews from critics and audiences alike. On IMDb, the film holds a low rating of 3.8/10, indicating general dissatisfaction among viewers. Critics from popular portals noted that the film lacked originality and relied heavily on clichéd tropes typical of commercial Malayalam cinema. The Times of India gave a moderate review, appreciating the chemistry between Mammootty and the supporting cast but criticizing the screenplay for its predictability and forced humor. According to Rediff.com, while the film had moments of entertainment and showcased Mammootty's charismatic presence, it ultimately failed to sustain engaging storytelling or character development. The movie's direction and narrative pacing were also points of contention, with many reviews pointing out the uneven tone that shifted abruptly between comedy and melodrama. Despite these critiques, some reviews acknowledged the film’s appeal to fans of masala entertainers who enjoy family-centric stories with a mix of action and comedy. Overall, Proprietors: Kammath & Kammath is seen as a film with potential that did not quite meet the expectations of a wider audience or critics looking for innovation in storytelling.