Sarvam Maya Movie Review & Rating: There’s something incredibly heartwarming about seeing Nivin Pauly in very ordinary circumstances and surroundings. While most of his peers need the backing of a brilliant script and an equally brilliant director to ensure their seamless placement in such backdrops, Nivin can slip into that zone even in random, average flicks at the drop of a hat, making one feel like he has been living in those worlds for years. It gives the vibe that he has known the surroundings for the longest time, and vice versa. This can be seen in director Akhil Sathyan’s horror comedy Sarvam Maya as well. When Prabhendhu (Nivin) returns to his father’s house after a long time, his old pet dog immediately wakes up to greet him, and they fuse into one in no time. The dog here can be seen as a microcosm of the entire household that leaps to its feet at the sight of Prabhendhu after having been in torpor for quite some time. There’s not a single moment in the movie …