His opening frames show him playing ‘Happy’ on his portable speaker as he serves himself rice and fish, their staple food. Bobby (Shane Nigam) is a happy-go-lucky man who loves his music (his portable speaker travels with him).
Saji (Soubin) and Bobby (Shane Nigam) are both loafers, who live in their own worlds and are unwilling to earn an honest penny. The hamlet is used as a dumping ground for stray dogs and cats, serving as a metaphor for their place in society. Mathew considers his home to be in squalor, calling it the worst house in the Panchayat. It is the story of outcasts who find their worth and place in life through love.įootball-crazy Frankie (Mathew Thomas) is ashamed to invite his school friends to his home, set on a fishing hamlet, where his brothers Soubin and Shane are constantly at odds with each other. Shammi though isn’t the hero of the film Kumbalangi Nights is the story of brothers Saji (Soubin Shahir), Bobby (Shane Nigam), Bony (Sreenath Bhasi) and Frankie (Mathew Thomas). This beautiful introduction that distills a character’s essence so succinctly underscores the mastery with which director Madhu C Narayanan handles Kumbalangi nights. “Raymond, a complete man,” he mutters to himself. His admiration for himself knows no bounds.
Fahadh Faasil smiles into the mirror his jawline is clean-shaven but he has a thick, bushy moustache.
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