Category: Malayalam

It’s rightly that 80’s film where we are used to see estates and those characters like the crooked estate owner, a guest, a helper and his innocent daughter. With beautiful visuals that almost take you into the forest and deep characters, Hariharan’s latest project, a rewamp of his own shelved project, Ezhamathe Varavu is a good cinematic… Continue reading Ezhamathe Varavu

This is what will eventually happen to any particular formula when it’s used frequently. May be the financial success of even their most bizarre entertainer have made writer duo Udaykrishna Siby K Thomas to take the audience for granted. Sringaravelan is an annoying formula that fails to entertain its audience with its content. Coming from… Continue reading Sringaravelan

By the time you finish watching the long and tiring Vinod Vijayan movie the day of judgment, the chances of you forgetting the fact that you watched two other films in the first half is definitely there in the case of the latest anthology experiment D Company. Cut down to 3 films from its actual… Continue reading D Company

Setup in the similar backdrop of Mammootty’s last year’s Eid release Thappana, director G Marthandan’s debut venture is Daivathinte Swantham Cleetus is a disappointing film that fails to recreate the Christ in an interesting manner. Characters and situations planted very predictably, Benny P Nairambalam’s script offers more time for you to yawn than keeping you interested in the… Continue reading Daivathinte Swantham Cleetus

Artist is a package of exceptional performances of the main protagonists to depict that so real emotion of being accused at the penultimate moment without being acknowledged for your sacrifices. Director Shyamaprasad once again makes a delightful movie with fresh backdrop and sensible emotions. The story revolves around the main leads Michel and Gayathri. They… Continue reading Artist

While watching the movie Arikil Oraal, you will occasionally get a thriller feel; but the unconvinced mind will definitely wait for something special in the climax to impress you. What really missing in this Sunil Ibrahim movie is definitely that climax to cover up all the whys and hows the audience will have throughout its… Continue reading Arikil Oraal

Kunjananthante Kada is a film with two dimensions of social and personal ego. It’s not a preachy movie that tells us what to do throughout its narrative. It just flows naturally and shows us what’s wrong in our attitude. With similar backdrops and characters of his earlier film “Aadaminte makan Abu”, director Salim Ahmed has… Continue reading Kunjananthante Kada

An unconventional film that doesn’t have anything refreshing to offer; the latest film Olipporu, starring Fadh Fazil is a bizarre attempt to set up a social satire in the backdrop of literature. With a cluttered script that focuses too much on intellectual sarcasm and heavy characters that are hard to relate in the plot, this… Continue reading Olipporu