They all succumb to their exclusiveness in one way or another as the story narrates about Venu's (Mammootty) selfish, stingy attitude toward life. Mammootty and Asha Sharath play possessive parents of a normal child. But, Varsham fails in comparison with Drishyam, as the story is not a thriller, but a weepy family drama directly out of an old, pious lady's motivational life diary. I'm sure the makers envied Joseph's luck and thus, adopted his style.
Why does Akshara says I Hate You to Siddhans? Why does she agree to the marriage fixed by her parents? Will Siddhans sacrifice his singing to save his love? Will Akshara find out that Siddhans and Sidhu are indeed the same person? You will have to watch the film to find out.There is a peculiar essence about the start of the film which will remind you of last year's Christmas release, Jeethu Joseph's mega- hit, money-pumping plagiarizer "Drishyam." Over-happy parents living for their sole all-rounder son in a neighborhood filled with bigots and vultures, as they nag him to be on top of the world.
Even Akshara falls head over heels for Siddhans. Siddhans soon realizes that Akshara is a huge fan of his songs and he proposes his love to Akshara as Siddhans, the singer, and gets into a hide seek game with her by not revealing his identity as her phone friend Sidhu. Akshara supports him and showers the love he has been craving for. He interacts with her using a proxy name Sidhu. In a chance telephonic encounter, Siddhans meets Akshara and falls in love with her. Even after achieving fame and money, lack of love since his childhood keeps on haunting him. The song makes Siddhans a famous celebrity and he goes on to win the New Indian Idol Competition. Before dying, the beggar teaches him a song. He is adopted by a beggar who sings on the streets to earn his livelihood. Siddhans is orphaned as his mother dumps him at a dustbin soon after his birth. There is only one Karna in the epic Maha Bharatha but many Karnas in our country, Bharat.
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