In general Malayalam films are films with a very good story, Gaganachari is a film that comes out in a good comedy with a good story.
Starring: Anarkali Marikar, Gokul Suresh, Aju Varghese and KP Ganesh Kumar. Gaganachari is a film directed by Arun Sandhu and directed by Surjit S. with music by Shankar Sharma.
Events are set in post-disaster Kerala, inundated by flood waters and facing the threat of an alien invasion. In the year 2040, Victor (Ganesh Kumar), an ex-army officer, survives an alien invasion, earning him the name Alien Hunter. Allen lives in a dilapidated building complex with two assistants, John Valambarambil (Gokul Suresh) and Vaishnav (Aju Varghese), who use artificial intelligence technology to protect themselves from future threats. Two youths camped out in their house to make a documentary on the flood situations in Kerala. Ganesh Kumar and his assistants describe his life and the alien incidents he faced. Meanwhile, the arrival of a 250-year-old alien (Anarkali Marikar) in human clothing complicates matters at Victor's apartment. Meanwhile, two soldiers sneak into Victor's residence and extort money ('points') from him. Alan falls in love with Alien and tries to woo her. The mishaps that follow are animated with lively comedy.
Ganesh Kumar has done a completely different role with comedy acts without any fuss.
Anarkali Marikar, who plays the role of an alien, has given a brilliant performance that fits the main character of the film perfectly.
Both Gokul Suresh and Aju Varghese give excellent performances and play a major role in the progression of the story.
Surjit S Bhai, through his cinematography, has done a great job of representing the Kochi of the future, Shankar Sharma's music and CJ Achu's editing contribute significantly to creating a good impression. For a film made on a budget, the VFX were very believable and excellent.
A hilarious apocalyptic science fiction, it also reveals the conflict between science and orthodox beliefs. The future world and life on other planets are discussed in 'Gaganachari' which gives the story a realistic and concrete feel. Director Arun Sandhu has delivered an entirely new and refreshing storytelling experience with a generous dose of black humour.
