Harish Peradi, who plays Dileep’s father, impresses with his depiction of a role-model character and so does Jyothi Krishna, whose role is multi-layered. For instance, a priest advises Josutty before marriage to realize that the ‘age of virgins is over’ and the film also hints at the predicament of those married to people without a straight sexual inclination, but continue the relationship to save the family.ĭileep’s usual gimmicks are minimal, but there are comical moments. Some of them can be hard-hitting for the conservative lot. Life of Josutty is a movie put together for the family audience, but also for those who understand that our society has changed and how today’s youth have new issues and outlooks. A set of life-changing experiences in the country kills his selfless persona and there emerges a new man, though the Idukki residue isn’t completely wiped out. Financial burden forces him to marry an NRI nurse named Rose, who takes him to New Zealand after their wedding. But her dad’s opposition and Josutty’s laidback attitude ended their relationship. Josutty and Tessymol grew up together and aspired to get married. While the central character is uprooted and planted in New Zealand midway through the film, he isn’t someone who becomes nostalgic and seeks redemption in his homeland. It’s one of those simpleton-transforms-into a manipulative realist movie, with a cool exterior and undercurrents of tension. Review: Jeethu Joseph’s Life of Josutty has a disclaimer that viewers shouldn’t expect twists or suspense. Story: The film narrates the story of a high-school dropout from Idukki who leads a simple life until he marries Rose, a divorced nurse, and goes to New Zealand.
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