Oru Durooha Saahacharyathil, directed by Ratheesh Balakrishnan Poduval, opens with a promising premise reminiscent of films like Unda and Newton, set in the serene village of Thirunelli in Wayanad, Kerala. The story follows Sethu (Kunchacko Boban), an office assistant caring for his mentally troubled brother Madhu (Dileesh Pothan), who believes their deceased relative Markose is still with him. Their lives take a turn when fugitive Rajendra Prasad (Sajin Gopu) seeks refuge in their home, leading to a blend of comedy and tension. While the film's first half is quiet and character-driven, it shifts dramatically in the second half, introducing psychological and crime elements that dilute the narrative's focus. Despite its ambitious direction, the film becomes messy and unfocused, failing to deliver on its initial promise. However, the performances, especially by Pothan and Boban, stand out, showcasing their abilities to convey deep emotional nuances. The film references classic cinema, enriching its narrative, but ultimately, the excessive experimentation hinders its effectiveness. The film has received a rating of 2 stars.