After Salt n Pepper actor Baburaj has this idiotic villain image in the industry and if anything is there in the movie Ulsaha Committee to make it work for the most generous film lovers, it’s his unique way of doing comedy. The story is by the producer Arun Ghosh himself and its written by Shaiju… Continue reading Ulsaha Committee
Category: Malayalam
Up to date and articulated reviews of Malayalam movies based on the quality of entertainment of each one. Visit here and decide which movie is going to make you feel worth spending your time and money.
Law Point
I was startled to see the lack of perfection in the latest Lijin Jose film Law Point as the director showed a great promise with his first venture Friday. But the under two hour long film has an interesting last 20-30 minutes which explains this immature treatment of the script in a convincing manner. The… Continue reading Law Point
Samsaaram Aaroghyathinu Haanikaram
May not be in the way he expected, but still director Balaji Mohan has succeeded in making the audience understand the value of their voice. Samsaaram Aaroghyathinu Haanikaram was a really risky idea and sadly the execution couldn’t reach that level of perfection. The story revolves around the weird events happening in Thenmala village in… Continue reading Samsaaram Aaroghyathinu Haanikaram
Masala Republic
It is an attempt to create a good sarcasm over certain contemporary developments in our society that did not achieved its goal. However, with an overloaded script that tries too hard to make a spoof over everything in its vicinity, Masala Republic directed by Visakh G S fails in becoming a hilarious variety. The best… Continue reading Masala Republic
1 By Two
Spoiler alert: Some references in the review may spoil the fun. As a reviewer I am helpless. It’s a film that will get all sorts of reaction from the audience. 1 by two written by Jeyamohan and directed by the talented Arun Kumar Aravind is a film that has this intriguing content which has the… Continue reading 1 By Two
Ring Master
Ring Master is certainly not different from what Dileep used to do. But compared to his last few outings Ringmaster has more humor, less heroism and some sensible preaching statements. I am someone who enjoyed the Dileep starrer My Boss and for me this movie was slightly above my expectation. Prince works as an assistant… Continue reading Ring Master
Polytechnic
The latest product from director Padmakumar, Polytechnic is an unappealing recreation of the old Mohanlal hits like Midhunam and Varavelppu. Nishad Koya who earlier scripted Ordinary has took a lot of inspiration from Meesha Madhavan to create a canvas different from the Mohanlal films I just mentioned. The movie revolves around life of Pauly. He… Continue reading Polytechnic
7th day
7th day directed by debutante Shyamdhar is like a test match that goes on without much excitement but becomes exceedingly exciting after the tea session of the fifth days play. It is much similar in mood with Prithviraj Sukumaran’s earlier film Masters and quite a few flawed thrillers in the recent history of Malayalam industry,… Continue reading 7th day