Category: Malayalam

The movie Koothara from second show fame Srinath Rajendran has displayed the real sad side of modern day engineering graduates/ dropouts in a very smart way without losing any key incidents. But the story in the movie needed a fiction part to prove the inspiration factor and that last quarter of the screenplay which was… Continue reading Koothara

When you have something like “for the first time in the world” in your script there needs to be something new and interesting in the movie. Garbhasreeman, which has national award winning actor Suraj Venjaramood playing the title protagonist, is a castle of cliche that has an extremely shoddy screenplay and pathetic direction. A movie… Continue reading Garbhasreeman

Two things that slightly scared me about Bangalore Days was its humongous star cast and of course the run time of 172 minutes. But to my surprise, none of the 7 lead stars in the film were irrelevant and you will never get bored in this lengthy movie that has fun, sarcasm, humor, sentiments, love… Continue reading Bangalore Days

Its not easy to create inspirational films that has humble beginnings and end on a really high knot. The combo of Rosshan Andrrews and Bobby- Sanjay has worked on such a plot and delivered a very good product in the form of How Old Are You. A peripheral analysis of the film may remind you… Continue reading How Old Are You

Mr. Fraud directed by B Unnikrishnan, which made it to the screens after a lot of off screen dramas is an average thriller that relies highly on the heroism of the superstar Mohanlal. The dialogues that come in regular interval of time to keep the fans excited is the only thing that makes this film… Continue reading Mr. Fraud

The movie God’s Own Country is almost a half-baked version of the 2011 super hit Traffic. By that I am not comparing the story; it’s just that one day’s events feel. Even though they were successful in making the audience clap by some worthy sentences about personal relationships and trust, the path they chose to… Continue reading God’s Own Country

To Noora With Love begins as if Noora is the mother Teresa of Kerala (minimum Calicut). Except for the two shots in the beginning of the flashback, there is nothing much in the screenplay to make us believe that she is a selfless female. With a whole lot of old school melodrama in almost every… Continue reading To Noora With Love

What makes Mosayile Kuthira Meenukal so interesting is its fresh trajectory. Director Ajith Pillai’s debut movie starts off in a very simple way with interesting humor and peculiar characterization. But as it moves on to that Lakshadweep phase, there is a whole lot of fresh perspectives with life in them. The story basically narrates from… Continue reading Mosayile Kuthira Meenukal