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Times Of India

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REVIEW: Through the everyday banter of K Kumar and his wife, Daivame Kaithozham K Kumarakanam talks about gender roles and the need for discussing and understanding the dimensions of both sexes. Read full review

Lensmenreviews

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Veruthe Oru Bharya was probably among the last commercially successful films of Jayaram. The new film Daivame Kaithozham K Kumarakanam is more like a fantasy satirical version of that movie. Directed by Salim Kumar, the satire in the film offers a lot of fun moments. But in the last half an hour the film tries to experiment too much with its satirical fantasy nature’s scope and thus ends up as a watchable average film. Read full review

Behindwoods

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Touted to be actor Jayaram's comeback to the genre of films that made him Malayali's favorite, Daivame Kaithozham K Kumarakanam is actor/director Salim Kumar's first directorial, a commercial one at that. Written and directed by the 'King of Comedy', the film has Anusree Nair, Nedumudi Venu, Pradeep Kottayam, Sreenivasan, Harisree Asokan, Indrans, Anjali Nair and himself in important roles. Salim is the co-producer of the film as well along with Allwyn Antony, Sreejith Ramachandran and Zachariah Thomas. Read full review

The New Indian Express

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The origin of every discourse on gender politics happens at the micro level, between a husband and his wife. That is the arena where the most potent of debates on gender equality occurs. Salim Kumar's Daivame Kaithozham K Kumarakanam is ideally a take of this equation, or that's the hint we get from this endeavour, where the narrative, for the most part, is lost in translation. Read full review