Category: Malayalam

As a lot of you will be judging the review by just looking at the rating part, let me just say that Koodasha is a movie that has the possibility to work for you as it isn’t entirely typical. Yes, it is a lot confusing at certain points and a lot preachy too, but the… Continue reading Koodasha

French Viplavam directed by debutante Maju KB is a satirical caricature drama that has elements but isn’t entirely convincing. The movie is almost like the half-baked version of an exquisite dish. The eccentricity of the characters and situations are fun on one level while the plot that is all over the place makes it an… Continue reading French Viplavam

Joji Thomas is the man who wrote the hit satirical comedy Vellimoonga. It was a movie that sort of stayed true to its genre and never really tried to be a package. When it comes to his second movie Johny Johny Yes Appa, directed by G Marthandan, the script is depending on humor to stay… Continue reading Johny Johny Yes Appa

The one-liner idea of the movie Dakini directed by Rahul Riji Nair is an interesting one that has the potential to be a madcap fun entertainer. But sadly the writing and execution of this movie feel so random and confused, making it less of a fun movie and more of a tedious movie with very… Continue reading Dakini

The new Biju Menon movie Aanakkallan directed by Suresh Divakar and written by Uday Krishna is an exhausting experience. With sickening writing and guessable jokes extending the runtime to almost an unbearable level, Aanakkallan is a victim of lackluster writing and senseless plotting. Our hero Pavithran who is in jail for a theft case gets… Continue reading Aanakkallan

There are numerous problems for the new movie starring Rinosh George, rightly titled Nonsense. Nonsense was promoted as a movie about a BMX enthusiast. But apart from his enthusiasm towards BMX sport, there is hardly any BMX in the film and there is no real need for BMX in the film. This movie is just… Continue reading Nonsense

When we sort of know how the story is going to unfold, filmmaking becomes a tricky thing as it becomes tough to hold the interest of the viewer beyond a point. The best thing I noticed about the new Nivin Pauly starrer Kayamkulam Kochunni is the fact that the director Rosshan Andrewss managed to deliver… Continue reading Kayamkulam Kochunni

Debutante director Vijesh Vijay’s Mandharam is a film that can’t build the foundation for something better. The attempt is there to give subtle layers of mutual understanding in romance and the other fundamentals of a romantic equation. But the initial story is so generic that you won’t feel the need for the story to be… Continue reading Mandharam