Actor Kunchacko Boban reacts to hate campaign against Nna Thaan Case Kodu

Actor of Malayalam cinema Kunchacko Boban reacted to the criticism levelled against his film "Nna Thaan Case Kodu". A movie poster, which was unveiled on Thursday, sparked controversy by picturing potholes on Keralan roads. This movie's poster was launched when the state government was receiving criticism for the condition of the roads. The film's trailer also emphasised the potholes on Kerala's roadways.

The caption on the movie poster read, "There are potholes on the road. But please come to the theater. " As soon as this slogan sparked controversy, CPM's social media accounts and those of supporters of the pro-left began a campaign of hate against the film. It has been reported that pro-left online users have been advising people to avoid the movie.

Mixed reviews

Kunchacko Boban is portraying a very genuine and true character because he enjoys breaking away from typical and cliched roles. There have been mixed reactions to the movie, which came out today.

Early reviews of "Nna Thaan Case Kodu" have been mixed. People described it as a humorous movie about one of the primary challenges that the city is experiencing now. The audience appreciated the principal cast and Kunchacko Boban's magnificent performance. Many people acknowledged the actors and their performances as they were unforgettable even after leaving the theater. This is because of the outstanding acting of the actors who portrayed those characters.

While there have been many good reviews for the movie, there have also been some bad ones. People called this movie 'a social courtroom drama' because it deals with a serious matter in a sophisticated but very unconvincing manner. Some also pointed out the movie's weak script.

Kunchacko Boban's Reaction to the Hate Campaign
In a statement he issued, Boban expressed his opposition to the hate campaign. He claimed that the film was only a courtroom play depicting life's facts. Additionally, the film's intention is not to disparage any one political party. The film is a satire on the problems the public has long faced. In the film, political parties that were in power in Kerala are also depicted