Coming off a long hiatus from Dileep's recent works, 'Voice of Sathyanathan' presents itself as an average movie that manages to break free from the tired trope of body shaming, a breath of fresh air in Dileep's filmography.

What stands out most are the well-executed comedic elements that inject humor without resorting to offensive stereotypes. While the plot might not be a masterpiece, it's worth a watch purely for the comedic brilliance it offers.

One of the pleasant surprises in 'Voice of Sathyanathan' is its pacing. Unlike some films that can drag on, this one manages to keep things moving along, ensuring you're engaged throughout.

Joju George deserves a special mention for his stellar acting. His portrayal adds depth to the film, and the emotional aspects resonate strongly with the audience. His performance elevates the overall experience, making it one of the highlights of the movie.

Makarand Deshpande's has problems with dialogue delivery which I felt somewhat unclear, making it challenging for the me to fully grasp his talk.