Category: Malayalam

When you look at the filmography of director Vyshakh, the latest film Vishudhan will surely surprise you for the considerable decrease in the inclusion of typical humor, melodrama, romance etc. But the overall execution and concept doesn’t have anything which is that appealing or sensitive to make you feel for the tortured character or which… Continue reading Vishudhan

The makers have claimed that Geethaanjali is not the sequel of Manichithrathazhu. They are right and personally I wish to call it as the lamest remake of the classic psychological thriller. Geethaanjali from director Priyadarshan has all the elements of Manichithrathazhu happening at the same time zone (in terms of scripting) and to see Dr… Continue reading Geethaanjali

Recently we have seen a whole lot of films based upon the contemporary theme of female security. Even though it has similarities with latest thrillers like Kahaani, Thira manages to succeed in making its audience happy with some freshness in making and also with the brisk speed. A thriller that can engage its audience without… Continue reading Thira

Jayaram in the past has successfully enacted these cursed characters that are good at heart but are always in trouble. Shaji Kailas and Rajesh Jairaman’s latest cinema Ginger is that patience tester which simply repeats the flavors of films like “Pattabhishekam” in a very irritating way. Watching the whole film is like sitting in a… Continue reading Ginger

We have seen these kinds of experimental narratives from V K Prakash. The latest film Kadhaveedu directed by Sohanlal is that experiment film that tries to depict various colors of marriage with cinema as its backdrop. Too much of intellectual outbreak from characters and a making that can’t plant the stories firmly make Kadhaveedu a… Continue reading Kadhaveedu

For adults it will be the fun of revisiting those school days, finding mature humor even in the cuteness of childhood and also some small punches here and there to improve you. And for kids, it’s simple fun and also some advices that they won’t mind listening to. Philips and the monkey pen directed by… Continue reading Philips And The Monkey Pen

It’s a social preach without much cinematic qualities worth mentioning. The writer-director has given full justice to the name of the movie Pottas Bomb by making it an actual Pottas Bomb which won’t create any angst. The theme can be considered as socially relevant but the script and the making is uninspiring and charmless. The… Continue reading Pottas Bomb

When compared to the recent Dileep films that had a structured formula, Nadodi Mannan is definitely a pinch better than those. It’s a formula that is almost a mix of script writer Krishna Poojappura’s Janapriyan and Dileep’s Lion. But sadly the film lacks the quality to impress you completely with its content. The plot revolves… Continue reading Nadodi Mannan