'Boyfriend For Hire' - Audience are not Dumb Idiots
A young man named Viswant has been brainwashed about having relationships with women by his divorced paternal uncle, Harshavadhan, since he was a toddler. When girls come into a man's life, he claims, life cannot be joyous. He keeps girls at a distance for a considerable amount of time after taking his uncle's lead. However, he finally hopes to wed someone who has the following qualities: courage, self-respect, ambition, clarity, and down to earthness. He accepts a position as "Boyfriend for Hire" in the course of looking for the girl who possesses these attributes. How does this job benefit him, and what is it? Did he locate the desired girl? The rest of the story is made up of this.
Viswant exudes ease throughout his performance. He doesn't accomplish anything particularly noteworthy, but his appropriate body language and passable acting serve the role well. malavika Satheesan's limitations as the lead woman are numerous. In certain instances, she was fine-looking, but in others, she started to look overweight. She gives a good performance, but she needs to work harder to meet the requirements for a commercial film's heroine.
Harshavardhan and Sivannarayana do well in their roles thanks to their manner of delivering funny and subtly witty banter. While sudarshan makes an attempt at comedy in a guest appearance in the second half, Madhunandan has little to do in the first half. pooja ramachandran makes a brief appearance at the beginning of the movie but is unrelated to the main plot.