Pattaapakal on OTT: Here's where to stream Krishna Shankar's dark comedy drama

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Many Malayalam films are becoming available on different online platforms, especially Saina Play. Pattaapakal is the most recent film to debut on this well-liked regional platform, and it stars Krishna Shankar in the title role.

Pattaapakal on Saina Play

Pattaapakal delivers moments of laughter and a dark sense of humour derived from actual events. It began streaming on the platform from August 27.

Prappeda (Hawk's Muffin), which debuted on Saina Play on August 2, was well-received for its captivating story with nuanced historical and political implications. On July 19, the comedy-drama Vayassethrayayi Muppathi also started to stream on the same portal. Furthermore, Saina Play is now providing streaming for the political thriller, Higuita. The major cast of the movie includes Vineeth Kumar, Suraj Venjaramoodu, Dhyan Sreenivasan, Manoj K Jayan, Indrans, and Binu Pappu.

All about Pattaapakal

Because of some of the main characters' effective lines and moments, Pattaapakal serves as an entertaining watch. Though there are undoubtedly many cliche moments in the film, the unusual manners in which the humour is presented that give the story its distinctive flavour. When it was released in theatres in June, this movie did not bring in an enormous crowd or recieve rave reviews.

The first scene of the trailer features Johny's character speaking about a robbery at his lavish mansion. Soon, it becomes evident that a vintage car is the valuable procession that has been taken, and that this may be the cunning work of some small-time crooks in the locality. Kichu portrays the wealthy and dishonest businessman who has had the car taken. Then, in between scenes of Sudhi Kopa playing a drunk man named Tony, we see snippets of these gamers playing a game of cat and mouse.

Saajir Sadaf has directed this movie. In addition, Sudhi Kopa, Ramesh Pisharody, Prashant Murali, and Gokulan are included in the cast of the movie. One of the film's highlights is undoubtedly Shaan Rahman's music.