Sukhamano Sukhamann movie review and rating: When the writer of Vettah (2016), Arunlal Ramachandran, makes his directorial debut, one would naturally expect that the movie would be at least worth the time. Although Vettah wasn’t extraordinary, it was still a solid mystery thriller and became yet another feather in the cap of the late renowned director Rajesh Pillai. Its labyrinthine screenplay, which also resembled a large puzzle with too many pieces, was impressive, underscoring Arunlal’s potential. However, Sukhamano Sukhamann, his first attempt at filmmaking, can only be described, in the most civil manner, as an abomination that tests one’s patience to the brink. Following the deaths of his last known relatives, Theo (Mathew Thomas) has been leading a barren existence in his big, old house, with no friends, acquaintances, or anyone to talk to. What makes matters worse is his childhood trauma. However, his life changes when he stumbles upon the ghost of an elderly man (Spadikam George), who becomes his new relative. Thus, Theo realises the way he can create a new family. For …