Oru Jaathi Jathakam, the latest movie starring Vineeth Sreenivasan, is as breezy as an Oru Vadakkan Selfie. The movie offers you enough moments to laugh out loud thanks to the Thalassery dialect and the constant angry mood of the central character. In order to give the film this conventional structure and ultimately give it a… Continue reading Oru Jaathi Jathakam Review | A Breezy Alliance Comedy With Middling Progressive Aspirations
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Ponman Review | A Compelling Perseverance Tale With Basil Joseph Going All Guns Blazing
The interesting thing about the latest Basil Joseph starrer Ponman is that it does not depend on the story’s unpredictability to keep us hooked on the content. The script by GR Indugopan and Justin Mathew, based on the novel Naalanchu Cheruppakkar by Indugopan himself, builds drama in the story using the main man, Ajesh’s character.… Continue reading Ponman Review | A Compelling Perseverance Tale With Basil Joseph Going All Guns Blazing
Am Ah Review | A Dull Character Study Disguised as a Thriller
Am Ah from director Thomas Sebastian, who previously made movies like Maya Bazar, Jamna Pyari, etc., has this core idea of following motherly emotions. But the packaging of it as a thriller just never has an appealing feel to its credit. When the true intentions of the story are revealed to us, it becomes this… Continue reading Am Ah Review | A Dull Character Study Disguised as a Thriller
Anpodu Kanmani Review | A Simplistic Film That Feels Like a Spiritual Spin-off of “Vishesham”
The latest film from Liju Thomaz, Anpodu Kanmani, is not offering anything refreshingly new to the audience. But the theme that it uses has the default advantage of having an emotional connection and relatability, as most of us may have heard about the emotional difficulties of couples who couldn’t conceive a baby. Written by Aneesh… Continue reading Anpodu Kanmani Review | A Simplistic Film That Feels Like a Spiritual Spin-off of “Vishesham”
Dominic and the Ladies’ Purse Review | The Quirky Central Character Covers up for the Generic Beats of This Thriller
A larger percentage of the first half of the latest Mammootty movie Dominic and the Ladies’ Purse, which marks the directorial debut of Goutham Menon in Malayalam, focuses on giving us details about what kind of a person Dominic is. GVM has described Dominic in his interviews as a failed person in life, and a… Continue reading Dominic and the Ladies’ Purse Review | The Quirky Central Character Covers up for the Generic Beats of This Thriller
Pravinkoodu Shappu Review | An Appealing Cat-And-Mouse Thriller That Misses Out on the Climactic High
The premise and the structuring of the latest Basil Joseph starrer, Pravinkoodu Shappu, is very enticing. It is one of those movies where the interval point somewhat acts like the climax, and hence, you will be curious to know how the story will move forward in the second half. The cat-and-mouse game that happens in… Continue reading Pravinkoodu Shappu Review | An Appealing Cat-And-Mouse Thriller That Misses Out on the Climactic High
Ennu Swantham Punyalan Review | A Breezy Confusion Comedy With Forgivable Flaws
The trailer of the film Ennu Swantham Punyalan gives you a clear idea of the plot, and if you have enough movie-watching experience, you can kind of form a story in your head. When it comes to the movie, the story part will have most of the elements we could imagine from the trailer, but… Continue reading Ennu Swantham Punyalan Review | A Breezy Confusion Comedy With Forgivable Flaws
Rekhachithram Review | Alternate History Trope Keeps This Generic Thriller Afloat
Rekhachithram, the latest movie from Jofin T Chacko, who previously made Mammootty starrer Priest, had a buzz around it largely because of the alternate history genre assigned to it. But when you look at the movie in its totality, you can see that this alternative history trope is used more as a tool to enhance… Continue reading Rekhachithram Review | Alternate History Trope Keeps This Generic Thriller Afloat