Param Sundari arrives with the promise of a grand romance set against a mix of North and South Indian cultures. The film offers plenty of charm, but also plays it safe, sticking to familiar rom-com territory.
ð What Works
Visual Appeal: The film looks gorgeous, with vibrant colors, scenic shots of Kerala, and festive backdrops that immediately catch the eye.
Music & Dance: The soundtrack is catchy and energetic, adding life to several sequences and making the overall mood light and entertaining.
Janhvi Kapoorâs Performance: She is the heart of the film, balancing elegance with playfulness. Her presence lifts even the slower scenes.
On-Screen Chemistry: The pairing brings warmth and lighthearted moments, making the romance believable in its brighter parts.
â ïļ What Doesnât Work
Predictable Storyline: The ânorth boy meets south girlâ template feels overused, and the film doesnât break new ground in storytelling.
Screenplay Weakness: Many scenes feel stretched, and the second half loses the lively spark that the first half sets up.
Cultural Stereotypes: Some portrayals of Malayali traditions feel exaggerated, more decorative than authentic.
ð Final Take
Param Sundari is a breezy, colorful film that works best if you watch it as light entertainment without expecting much novelty. Itâs visually pretty, musically enjoyable, and carried by Janhviâs performance. But if youâre searching for a rom-com with depth, originality, or strong writing, this one may feel too predictable.
ð A one-time watch for those who enjoy simple romances, songs, and scenic beauty.
