Home Trailer: Indrans starring film promises to be heart warming film

Amazon Prime Video Monday released the trailer of its latest Malayalam offering, #Home. The film is written and directed by Rojin Thomas.

As per the trailer, #Home is seemingly set in the backdrop of work from home culture, which was necessitated by the outbreak of coronavirus. It seems the pandemic creates a perfect opportunity for all characters in the film to sort out their differences as they all are locked up under one roof.

Indrans assumes the part of a dad seeking to turn into a cell phone wizard so he could turn into an ally for his two adult children, who appear to be more excited to invest energy on their telephones, rather than investing time with their friends and family.

“I could completely relate to Oliver’s character. Just like him, I am not comfortable with technology and social media in real life. What really appealed to me about #Home is that it highlights the generation gap between parents and their children. The film is a contemporary and simple take on the most relatable issue that families deal with these days; that of a father trying hard to be his son’s best friend and to be a part of his world, while overcoming some hurdles, in this case – technology,” said Indrans.

The trailer guarantees a cut of-life dramatization about trendy nurturing difficulties. It additionally appears to consider how innovation is reshaping our lives every way under the sun, particularly the manner in which we communicate with our environmental elements.

“#Home will make you question the importance and attention we give to our relationships. It is much more than the technology challenges our parents face. I found this pervasive thought in the story extremely appealing,” said Sreenath Bhasi, who is playing the role of Indrans’ eldest son.

#Home also stars Vijay Babu, Manju Pillai, Naslen, Kainakary Thankaraj, KPAC Lalitha, Srikanth Murali, Johny Antony, Pauly Wilson, Maniyan Pillai Raju, Anoop Menon, Aju Varghese.

#Home will start streaming on Amazon Prime Video from August 19.