‘Shukran’ is a film produced by Jeemon George under the banner of G Cinemas and directed by Ubaini, starring Bibin George, Shine Tom Chacko, and Chandunath. It is a film that can be watched without any tension. The film tells the story of the heart-to-heart relationship of three friends and can be classified as a fun family entertainer. Nandu, Arun, and Manoj, who is called Manavalan, have been friends since school days. According to Nandu’s horoscope, he will have to take the blame even for a mistake he did not commit. Therefore, Nandu’s destiny from a young age is to bear all the blame on his own head. Nandu has to feel ashamed even in front of the girl he likes for a mistake he did not commit. Even as an adult, Nandu’s strength, who followed the same destiny, is his friends and family. But the yoga that follows him like a bad fate brings Nandu into another trap. Nandu’s efforts to get out of it take the film forward. Clean jokes are the main plus point of the movie. The flashback scenes are made beautiful by two child stars who won the audience's applause through the movie Sthanarthi Sreekuttan. Their swag and innocence give a good fresh start to the movie. Later, Bibin George and Chandunath fill the stage. Kottayam Nazir and Aziz Nedumangad appear in impressive roles with them. The audience will feel a love for the character of Ashan, a lorry driver played by Kottayam Nazir. This character is also what fills the eyes of the audience in the movie. Aziz Nedumangad's interesting mass avatar can be seen in this movie. Aziz has portrayed that character on screen with great skill. Bibin and Chandunath win the love of the audience with their natural performances. Aadiya Prasad is the heroine in the movie. Gayathri played by Aadiya breaks the cliché concepts. Shine Tom Chacko's comedy timing, who plays the role of a policeman, is also interesting. The film is made in the style of old-time movies with songs, stunts, comedy and emotional scenes, but the story and characters have a completely new-age vibe. The story, screenplay and dialogues of Shukran have been prepared by Rahul Kalyan. The screenwriter has been able to maintain the suspense till the end of the film. The laughter it provides is what stays with the audience when they leave the theater. Melbin Kurishingal is the cameraman. Melbin has prepared the visuals that do justice to the film. Suneesh Sebastian is the editor. The songs and background music composed by Stillju Arjun were suitable for the mood of the film. In short, Ubaini's 'Shukran' is a clean fun family entertainer that is enjoyable without tension.