Dark comedy-themed 'Pushpaka Vimanam' poses Anand in the role of a recently married government school teacher, who tries to cover up the fact that his wife has eloped. The more he tries to cover the fact, the more cornered he finds himself, which caters to both comedy and drama genres. Other actors like Sunil, VK Naresh justified their roles well. 

While the technicalities come into the context, Director Damodara needs to be appreciated for the subtleness in the narrative. Coming to the music, multiple music directors, with Mark K Robin acing the BGM game. Sidharth Sadasivuni-composed 'Aaha' is sung by Kailash Kher, while Sid Sriram-crooned 'Kalyanam' is composed by Ram Miriyala. 

The visuals are just fine, with decent camera work. 

Though it appears like editing could have been better here and there, it is passable. 'Pushpaka Vimanam' surprises the audience with a sudden genre shift. Though the story leads to a mystery, the comedy quotient is kept alive through the characters played in the movie.