in a recent interview anjali menon had said that she strives to make each of her movie different from the other with koode her next after the hugely successful bangalore days the filmmaker does that and morethe film a breezy and moving drama about relationships starts off with its protagonist joshua working in a company in dubai getting a phone call from india asking him to come home urgentlyfrom then on scriptwriter and director anjali and the cinematographer littil swayamp takes the audience through the emotions of joshua his joy his trials and tribulations and how with the magical support of his sister jenny he finds that life is in between all of thatprithviraj as joshua is mellowed perfectly complementing the vivacious jenny played by nazriya parvathy as sophie gets limited screen time in the first half but the story promises a impactful role in the latter halfboth ranjith and maala parvathy as joshuas parents play their parts well expressing the helplessness of their situations while coming to terms with what has happenedin the first half of the movie which is 155 mins long anjali like her previous movies has focused on the little things in the lives of the protagonists to move the audience while also making us smile be it the family photo joshuas cringing while his sister gets an injection or him insisting his father to buy a new car the locales and raghu dixits music adds to the soul of the movie with anjali ensuring that her movies never take the predictable route it makes us wait eagerly for the second half