For a middle class family, having a house owner is a distant dream-not one that many cannot do. For some, this dream is their only identity. For others, this is a mark of respect. But how long should the family of a middle-class of four toilets be thrown in to own a 3BHK flat in a high-growth building, especially when life keeps throwing curball in its own way? This is exactly searching for the ‘3bhk’ of Shri Ganesh.

Vasudevan (Sarathkumar) is the only breadwinner of a middle class family of four. He and his wife Shanthi (Devayani), his son Prabhu (Siddharth) and daughter Arthri (Mita Raghunath) move from one rented house to another, as he continues to save his house, because Vasudevan, home = for respect.

‘3bhk’ struggles to fulfill many decades of Vasudevan and his family’s life and his dreams. Every time they get closer to inch, life intervenes – where it becomes more important than the needs. Vasudevan invests in Prabhu’s education, so he can share his dreams and the burden of saving money with him. But, like Prabhu, Vasudevan, is fighting his own battle – one that gives him a physical and mental drought. When will Vasudevan’s dream come true?

The director deploys herself as a heart-age family drama, right from Mr. Ganesh’s ‘3BHK’, its teaser, trailer and pre-relief promotion. It lives for this and how! ‘3bhk’ is about the struggle of a middle class man, with a dream of owning a house. But, life captures him on every occasion. Every time he comes close to his dream, he takes a punch in the intestine. In ‘3bhk’, Vasudevan does not give up, no matter how tired. Because the mindset of your middle class does not let you dull. It only teaches you that the distance is increasing, even if moving and running.

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Along with Vasudevan and God, we develop, learn and unknown about life and its harsh realities. ‘3bhk’ is not just an upcoming family drama, it is a document of conflicts that faces one while running a never -ending race. And in this family drama, director Shri Ganesh neatly introduces reliable, grounded conflicts. Whether it is a status to pay tuition fees, medical or family emergency, the situation in the Yavri is resonant. And, in those moments, ‘3BHK’ not only attacks a cord, but also hangs on your heartbeat.

The family of every middle class is not adjusted as shown in ‘3BHK’. It is fresh to see Vasudevan discussing important family decisions with his wife and children. Their children get to make family budget plans, and they ensure that they are heard and not rejected to be young and joined. The dynamics and innumerable conditions and expressions of the family make ‘3bhk’ to ‘3BHK’.

‘3bhk’ is also a film that does not shake your politics on your face. From rising real estate to social pressure, the film shows a mirror for every decision made by you and your children. However, it does not indicate the fingers of responsible for the wrong decision; This confirms the fact that despite your age, it is never late to restart in life.

Siddharth, as the Lord, he brings out the subtle expressions to show the struggles that he passes, and you buy it with a full heart. The same goes to Sarathkumar because you see him getting old and weak in search of your only dream. Mita Raghunath made her way in everyone’s hearts with her performance. As AARTHY, she is a angel that deserves Vasudevan and her family, as she brightens her life with her presence. Devyani, sometimes as a working wife and primary carer, his character t.

Not only as primary artists, Kannada actor Chathra J Achar, sometimes positive Aishwarya, Yogi Babu, Sabbu Panchu and Vivek Prasanna, all supporting actor adds their share in the progress of the film. The music and cinematography of Amrit Ramnath by Dinesh B Krishnan and Jethin Stanisloss makes ‘3bhk’ in your life.

‘3bhk’ is a layered, emotional document of the dream of a middle class family and it works and sacrifices. Strong performance and realistic yet with thought-easement moments, this will rotate for a long time after the feel-gud entertainer and credit role.