Arikil Oraal, directed by Sunil Ibrahim, is about a person who has the power to be in two different places at the same time, and then struggles to explain this in a rational way.
The film that stars Indrajith, Nivin Pauly and Remya Nambeesan, begins on a promising note with an odd trio-- Siddhu (Indrajith), Icha (Nivin Pauly) and Veena (Remya Nambeesan).
Siddu is the creative head of a prominent advertising agency. He has just been transferred to Kochi from Bengaluru. Veena is Siddhu's girlfriend and runs a contemporary dance troupe. Icha (Nivin Pauly) is Veena's friend and a waiter in an upmarket coffee shop.
When they fail to find a suitable place for Siddhu to stay, Veena suggests that he share Icha's place until he finds his own accommodation. Siddhu instantly agrees, but Icha agrees reluctantly.
The story is padded with the interactions among the main players and their attitude at the work place. Siddhu is laidback and likes to laze around with books. Icha likes to paint in his spare time and we do not get much of a character sketch of Veena.
The central point of the plot is that Veena and Siddhu start spotting Icha at the same time
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