Bun Butter Jam

Atogether, Bun Butter Jam turns out to be another run-of-the-mill youthful flick. For all the efforts of the director Raghav Mirdath and story writer Suresh Subramanian and sincere performances, the film very little entertainment to the viewers. The story has few elements to impress family viewers and youngsters. One can enjoy if they don't bother about the logics. Had Raghav worked on the story and screenplay and included more youthful, entertaining and exciting elements, things would have been different. Considering all these elements, Cinejosh goes with a 2.5 rating for Bun Butter Jam.

Barring a few questionable scenes, the film is largely family-friendly. However, the character of Michael leaving Raju over a girl without much explanation may leave audiences with unanswered questions. Despite his limited screen time, Vijay TV's Pappu manages to evoke loud laughter from the crowd. Some emotionally heavy scenes in the second half might have been toned down for better balance. Vikranth, who appears as a college senior in the film, makes us long for such a friendship in our own lives, leaving the audience with a sense of wistful admiration. In summary, Bun Butter Jam is a youthful entertainer that is likely to be celebrated by the younger crowd.