Prince and Family OTT Release Date: When and where to watch Dileep and Raniya Raanaa's Malayalam comedy online
Prince and Family's cast and crew
Produced by Listin Stephen through Magic Frames, this Sanal Dev musical is cinematographed by Renadive and edited by Sagar Dass. Other than the lead duo, Prince and Family also stars Dhyan Sreenivasan, Siddique, Bindu Panicker, Johny Antony, Manju Pillai, Ashwin Jose, Meenakshi Madhavi, Josekutty Jacob, Parvathy R Sankaradi, Rosebeth, Vijay Jacob and Letha Das among others.
Prince and Family's plot overview
Prince and Family tells the story of Prince, who is a well-liked boutique owner in a small town and the eldest of three brothers. Despite his popularity, he struggles with being unmarried because he has a long list of specific requirements for his future wife, while his brothers have already settled down and started their own families.
After a series of awkward situations, Prince unexpectedly finds himself in a surprising marriage that leaves him feeling confused and out of his depth. The big question is whether he and his new partner, who are complete opposites, can make their relationship work despite their differences.
Prince and Family's review
The Times of India rated the movie 3 out of 5, and a part of their review read, 'The writing and direction feel choppy in quite a few areas, with some situations not playing out in full. For those who enjoy the typical Dileep brand of comedy, Prince and Family will provide enough laughs. But it might not be enough to engage everyone.'
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