The duo Sathyan Anthikkad and Srinivasan, who have a reputation of giving meaningful films, teams up once again for 'Narendran Makan Jayakanthan Vaka', naturally raising the expectations of the audience. But this time they have failed to keep up the standards of their earlier films like ' Sanmanassullavarkku Samadhanam', 'TP Balagopalan MA' etc

The story revolves around the day to day life of villagers, who have a passionate affinity towards politics - here the director has sarcastically tried to portray the current political scenario in Kannur. Set against the beautiful rural settings of a village Paruthippara, the film begins with the arrival of Jayakanthan (Kunchakko Boban) from Kumbakonam, Tamil Nad. He is the son of Narendran who left Paruthippara village 25 years ago after eloping with a native girl Devi from Thakkottur family. Jayakanthan comes to the village for the purpose of bringing home the monetary compensation for his father's property which is now acquired by the airport authority for the construction of a newly sanctioned airport. Unfortunately before he arrives, the village money lender Bhargavan (Srinivasan) had claimed the compensation forging ownership documents.

Barghavan considers Jayakanthan's arrival as a threat and tries to get rid off him with his uncle's help. But there are some good people in the village who supports him like Paruthippara Panchayat President Vinodini (Samyuktha Varma), a former naxalite Vasu (oduvil Unnikrishnan) and Swathi (Asin) his uncle's daughter.

After a series of events the film ends with his uncle welcoming Jayakanthan to his ancestral home.

There is nothing new about the theme of the film and the humour is not up to the mark. But the actors have performed their roles well.. Samyukta as the tough Panchayat President who always opposes injustice and has a soft corner for Jayakanthan, Srinivasan in his negative role with a humour touch, Innocent as the politician who wants to be famous somehow, all have done their part. Kunjakoo Boban does not do justice to Jayakanthan's character, romantic roles suits him better.

Vipins Mohan's camera gives a beautiful picture of the rural settings in their natural splendour. Johnson's compositions lacks freshness. Overall the rating of the film is average.