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‘Parimala and Co’ movie review: Jayaram, Urvashi’s trite comedy drama is hard to sit through

‘Parimala and Co’ movie review: Jayaram, Urvashi’s trite comedy drama is hard to sit through
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The Indian comedy-drama 'Parimala and Co.', starring Jayaram and Urvashi, is criticized for its poor screenplay and lack of humor. The film attempts to capitalize on the 'murder-mystery' genre but fails to engage the audience.

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It reflects the current trend of dark comedy and murder-mystery films in Indian cinema and the critical reception of such content.

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