It has all the elements that reveal it is Kottayam Kunjachan 2's story reworked with a 2004 film Black's flavor. There were two segments of comedy in the film that I really liked, one was Jose's first entry and forced exit from the bank, and how the revelation of Iron Man's death makes Jose's mother cry. I believe, if Marvel gets a tape of it, Bindu Panicker might get hired for the reboot. I don't know whether the last English dialogue she says in the film was from the franchise or not, if it was, it would have been a bit more fun. Other than these, it's just a regular formula of well known and older South Indian action films. It might not even take much effort to do a Pulimurugan and Jose combination film as a sequel. There is ample space for that. However, I do not get why everyone is after sequels and prequels. Maybe, it's because there is an industry report that says doing it brings more profit in filmy business, cause it seems like some actors are giving dates for doing consecutive films for a certain rate. Someone with investigative journalism skills should unravel the reason behind it. I don't think it is necessary to do sequels and prequels to every films that has a median to high success rate. A curious thing that I felt was about the flat that was used in the film, it gave me a familiar feel of the one used in the film Monster, maybe it's because backstory of the leads in both cases were revealed in Kitchen, I don't know. Anyhow, I would have simply preferred seeing Kottayam Kunjachan and his rowdyism, the low-brow kind that was seen in Thuruppugulan. I don't think money is a problem for these super-and mega- stars, but hearing them say that they cannot live without films, and wearing dresses that doesn't match their age makes me worry about their mental make-up and active status.