STORY: The plot of this film centered around the characters played by Anoop Menon and Manju Warrier and also their Volleyball team named Karinkunnam sixes. Aby (Anoop Menon) and Vandana (Manju Warrier) are couples, who are volleyball players by profession. Aby is a coach who is planning to set up a new team with prisoners, called Karinkunnam 6s. But, he meets with an accident and Vandhana is forced to take over the charge of the team. But his wife Vandana was not in a mood to give up and she sets out to rebuild Kariknkunnam sixes. Looking for that purpose she finally reaches central jail to find some new talents to rebuild Karinkunnam sixes. How she trains the team and how they wins a prestigious match, forms the crux of the story.

REVIEW: It is one of the rare sports drama films made in the history of Mollywood.

Manju Warrier has done a decent performance as Vandhana, an efficient volleyball coach and a loving wife. Anoop Menon is at his usual best as Aby. The rest of the star cast, including Suraj Venjarammoodu, Babu Antony, Sudev Nair, Lena, Sudheer Karamana, Padmaraj Ratheesh, Baiju, Santhosh Keezhattoor, Manikuttan, Nandu, Jacob Gregory, etc. have also played their parts realistically.

Director Deepu Karunakaran really made this film an entertaining as well as an inspiring one. Screenplay by Arunlal Ramachandran was also superb. The dialogues were never dramatic and it was very natural too. Jayakrishna Gummadi's excellent visualisation creates the perfect ambience for the sports-based movie. Music by Rahul Raj really gelled with the theme of the movie. Background score was really superb. Camera work from Jayakrishna and Editing by V Sajan was really given the film the exactness it needed to tell a story based on sports.

Karinkunnam Sixes is a really good inspirational Film and it is a kind of movie which you never really seen often in Malayalam cinema.