Category: Malayalam

A wonderfully visualized promo song and a trailer that creates curiosity are the only positive things I can say about director Lal Jose’s latest experiment Ezhu Sundara Rathrikal. Ya, I used the term experiment, because Lal Jose has tried to create some variety in terms of making, but sadly it never really worked out the… Continue reading Ezhu Sundara Rathrikal

Calling Sathyan Anthikkad’s Oru Indian Pranayakadha as the director’s transformation into the so called new generation platform is not correct in my view. When you look at the structure of the script and the way characters have been planted in the story you will certainly feel that you are watching his movie even if they… Continue reading Oru Indian Pranayakadha

The thrills of the second half is definitely a strong point in the success of Drishyam, but for me it was the pleasure of seeing a Mohanlal who played the role of that intelligent middle class man with at most perfection. With yet another thriller Jeethu Joseph has strengthened his seat in the new Malayalam… Continue reading Drishyam

Vedivazhipadu is a mature and unique sex comedy that travels beyond usual  non veg gimmicks. Lesser use of background score in a humorous content itself enhances the uniqueness and by utilizing its subplots to a good extent Vedivazhipadu manages to trigger the thinking process of the viewer after finishing the movie. The situation comedy here… Continue reading Vedivazhipadu

When you completely analyze the movie Silence, it will be very difficult to understand the relevance of the first half of the movie. A first half that sets up the thriller in a very typical manner and a second half that totally gets fizzled away over lack of complexities and surprises makes this movie from… Continue reading Silence

There is a scene in the movie chewing gum where the central character Dinu goes to a shop and buys a recharge card without mentioning the name of the mobile operator. The movie chewing gum is also somewhat like that; things happen in a vague way. The dullness of the narrative that just can’t pitch… Continue reading Chewing Gum

In the climax of the movie Bicycle Thieves the hero compares the planning of the villain as “new generation siddiq lal” story. Well after watching Bicycle Thieves I too felt the same about the movie. Too many twists, explanations kind of takes away the simplicity the movie created. Characters who left the scene at some… Continue reading Bicycle Thieves

Namboothiri Yuvavu @ 43 is a totally shoddy film that just can’t engage you. Films like Da Thadiya were made with similar intention to show the better side of the inferior, but when it comes to Namboothiri yuvavu @ 43,there is no real charm for the content. With a lot of errors in the basic… Continue reading Namboothiri Yuvavu @ 43