Hello Mummy Movie Review : The troubling spirit in Hello Mummy is a ghost with a peculiar quirk - she despises anyone disrupting her organised household or breaking things. How does she respond? She retaliates by throwing breakable objects at the offender or pushing them at stuff and then creating a bigger mess. Vaishakh Elans's Hello Mummy is as erratic as the disembodied spirit haunting her new son-in-law.
The script (by Sanjo Joseph) shows potential, but it seldom fulfils its promise, except in a few comedic moments elevated by Sharaf U Dheen’s enjoyable performance. ‘Sookshmadarshini’ Movie Review: A Highly Engaging Mystery Thriller With Superb Performances From Nazriya Nazim and Basil Joseph . Bonnie (Sharaf U Dheen) is a wealthy but irresponsible man who constantly causes trouble and headaches for his family, especially his father (Johny Antony).
His family decides to get him married, though Bonnie initially shows no interest. That changes when he meets Stephy (Aishwarya Lekshmi), a beautiful scientist who moved to Kerala a couple of years ago from Simla with her widower father, Samuel (Jagadish). Alarm bells should have gone off in Bonnie’s head as to why a scientist like Stephy would agree to marry a jobless, non-graduate slacker like him.
The answer lies with Stephy’s late mother, who continues to look out for her daughter as a spirit, fiercely protective of her. Bonnie dismisses the idea of a ghostly presence—until he experiences his deceased mother-in-l.
