A car loaded with Bluetooth speakers is parked diagonally in Joshi’s home compound one day, which he discovers as a mobile business owner. The fundamental thread of the story is how Joshy handles the contents of the truck. He makes the decision to bring one speaker so he can play karaoke while he waits for the police to take it to the station. He didn’t realize those were slabs of gold, not speakers. Who put the car in the spot? Will Joshi exploit this? All of these questions have solutions in gold.

It is a breath of fresh air that Prithviraj is in the role since the actor sheds his stricter demeanor and gives the one-note protagonist some personality. He made Joshi’s weaknesses clear by playing the part of Joshi. The humorous aspects of the movie are enhanced by the supporting ensemble, which includes Lalu Alex and Chemban Vinod. Nayanthara, the female lead, and a few other characters don’t get enough time on-screen in Gold, which is where it falls short.

It is a breath of fresh air that Prithviraj is in the role since the actor sheds his stricter demeanor and gives the one-note protagonist some personality. He made Joshi’s weaknesses clear by playing the part of Joshi. The humorous aspects of the movie are enhanced by the supporting ensemble, which includes Lalu Alex and Chemban Vinod. Nayanthara, the female lead, and a few other characters don’t get enough time on-screen in Gold, which is where it falls short.

The return movie that Alphonse’s admirers were hoping for is clearly not Gold. The movie’s plot is incredibly thin and largely unchanging. Actually, there wasn’t much in Gold that could have been explained in a brief movie. The lighting was exceptionally well done by cinematographers Anend C. Chandran and Viswajith Odukkathil. Fantastic sound effects; kudos to the mixing staff for spending so much time adjusting dialogue. Rajesh Murugesan contributed some excellent music to Gold as well.