Bheemante Vazhi follows the story of Bheeman who takes it upon himself to widen an old pathway after realising the inconvenience caused. The story is simple and one of the key highlights here. This is vintage Malayalam Cinema or should I now refer it as Indian Cinema who has simple premises with layered screenplays. The screenplay here is exactly that. It has a tinge of humour that is almost omnipresent. The drama unfolds in a small place where you are introduced to the protagonist and the other characters around him. The world created is just so real and relatable that you feel that you belong to that place. The issue that it is dealing with would probably be similar to that in your area. The situational humour that is injected at these places is just so refreshing. The small obstacles after every step is something that you would relate to as well. All the characters here are well fleshed out and a few of them really stand out as well. Another important part of the screenplay was that it did not lose sight of the issue at hand at any given point of time. There were no unnecessary subplots which could derail the drama. There were a few subplots but all did revolve around the main issue. It just fills me with so much pride to witness such a beautiful film with an equally beautiful screenplay that ends on a funny note and maybe a tad underwhelming yet never out of place. A few topics of toxic masculinity and patriarchy are nicely touched upon in a fabulously penned screenplay.