Aaraattu (Hindi Dubbed Full Movie) is a larger-than-life South Indian action-comedy drama starring Mohanlal in one of his most flamboyant avatars. The story follows Neyyattinkara Gopan, a mysterious land dealer who enters a rural Kerala village with the intention of acquiring land, but whose presence turns the local power structure on its head.
Gopan arrives in Palakkad with the swagger of a mass hero—complete with vintage car, leather jacket, and bold one-liners. Initially viewed with suspicion, he slowly wins over the villagers through unexpected kindness and sharp wit. However, things take a dramatic turn when Gopan uncovers a conspiracy involving corrupt officials and land mafia who are forcefully evicting farmers and pushing illegal projects.
Opposing him is Edathala Mathai, a ruthless landowner, and his enforcer Bada Raju, both of whom try to silence dissent through muscle and money. The local officer CI Sivasankaran and bureaucrat Sethulakshmi IAS are caught between duty and survival. Gopan uses brains, brawn, and humor to outwit his enemies, rally the youth, and expose the land scam.
The film’s tone is unapologetically loud and entertaining. It blends high-voltage action sequences, punch dialogues, rural satire, and emotional beats. Shraddha Srinath plays an intelligent officer with a soft heart, and her chemistry with Mohanlal adds a grounded layer to the spectacle.
Rahul Raj’s music amplifies the hero-centric scenes, while colorful cinematography showcases Kerala's rural backdrop with grandeur. Mohanlal’s portrayal of Gopan mixes vintage charm with mass-appeal charisma, drawing applause in both comic and action-packed sequences.
Despite a predictable plotline, Aaraattu entertains with its over-the-top characters, strong visuals, and socially relevant undertones. It celebrates the underdog standing up to systemic corruption while keeping the mood light and comedic.
In the Hindi-dubbed version, the dubbed dialogues retain the energy and mass flavor of the original, making it a treat for fans of action-packed South Indian entertainers. The movie appeals to viewers who enjoy rural justice stories wrapped in a colorful, entertaining package with a larger-than-life protagonist.
Mohanlal as Neyyattinkara Gopan
Shraddha Srinath as Sethulakshmi IAS
Ramachandra Raju (Garuda Ram) as Bada Raju
Siddique as CI Sivasankaran
Saikumar as Sathyasheelan
Vijayaraghavan as Edathala Mathai
Nedumudi Venu as Village Elder
Indrans, Rachana Narayanankutty, Swasika, Malavika Menon, Neha Saxena, Johny Antony, Saptagiri – in extended and comic roles
