Philip’s: 5 reasons to watch Mukesh’s family drama

The 300th movie starring Mukesh, directed by Alfred Kurian Joseph and co-written by Mathukutty Xavier, is about to hit theaters. The family comedy-drama is slated to hit cinemas on November 24. The film follows the humorous adventures of Philip Abraham and his family.

The Mukesh-starrer also stars Innocent, Noble Babu Thomas, Quinn Vipin and Navani Devanand in pivotal roles.

Now, since the Malayalam comedy is ready to hit theatres, we list 5 reasons to watch Mukesh’s film on the big screen:

1) An Alfred Kurian Joseph and Mathukutty Xavier film

The makers of the film, Alfred Kurian Joseph and Mathukutty Xavier, have previously delivered hit films like the 2019 survival thriller Helen. The film received positive reception for its screenplay and direction and went on to win two National Awards. The trailer also hints at being based on true incidents. Nonetheless, one can expect a quality film from the director-writer duo.

2) Mukesh in a comedy drama

The actor, who has done several comedy films, has been appreciated for his comical appearance and roles over the decades. In Philip's, which is the actor’s 300th film, the Malayalam actor will be seen playing a doting father named Philip Abraham, who manages his chaotic household all by himself. The trailer promises a fun story and adding to its appeal is the actor’s humorous performance.

3) A young and new cast

Apart from veteran actors Mukesh and Innocent, the film has new cast members, such as Noble Babu Thomas, Quinn Vipin and Navani Devanand, who play Mukesh’s children. The young actors look promising and are expected to bring several fun elements to the comedy drama. 

4) Hesham Abdul Wahab musical

The film’s music is scored by Hridayam music composer Hesham Abdul Wahab. His compositions are sure to keep the audience hooked on the film. From the trailer, it is evident that the composer has done a beautiful job of capturing the essence of the film through his music.

Phillip’s teaser: Mukesh is a dotting and funny father in this family entertainer 

5) Vibrant cinematography

A vibrant colour scheme has been used throughout the film, which is only highlighted in the trailer. The cinematography is similar to the one portrayed in the Malayalam series Masterpeace. Cinematographer Jason Jacob John's commendable camera work while showcasing interesting visuals through his lens is a definite plus.

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