Category: Malayalam

Sunday Holiday is Jis Joy’s second film after Bicycle Thieves and if you have seen that film, you might have noticed his love for sentiments and twists in narrative. The suspense quotient this time may not be on the same dose, but the tempo is much similar. Intended to be a feel good entertainer, it… Continue reading Sunday Holiday

Ayaal Sassi is Sajin Baabu’s second film after his offbeat debut movie Asthamayam Vare. The trailer gave us a clear indication that the nature of the movie would be satiric and Ayaal Sassi is indeed an engaging satire that mocks the lifestyle of the modern day world which  is obsessed with everything that is quiet… Continue reading Ayaal Sassi

The agenda of the new movie Tiyaan written by Murali Gopy is something that looks relevant. The God men “business” that is still ruling the minds of many people, is the main focus here and through a story that tries to shed light on the concept of finding your God by yourself, this movie had… Continue reading Tiyaan

Prethamundu Sookshikkuka, the promo of this movie gave me an impression that this would be a horror comedy. But as it turned out this one was a horrible comedy with mediocrity written all over it. With jokes and plot points forcing you to kill yourself, Prethamundu Sookshikkuka is the worst movie I have seen this… Continue reading Prethamundu Sookshikkuka

Thondimuthalum Drisakshiyum was probably the most anticipated film of the year as everyone had great expectations from the team that delivered Maheshinte Prathikaram. And the result is indeed a positive one if you were able to enjoy Maheshinte Prathikaram because of its realness and subtle nature. While that film had a conventional story structure, Thondimuthalum… Continue reading Thondimuthalum Driksakshiyum

Fahadh Faasil choosing a Raffi film and director Raffi claiming that Role Models isn’t just a fun film gave me a little hope in the movie after having seen the disappointing Theppu Song. The trailer had this element of ZNMD type road movie and self discovery sort of thing and when I finally saw the… Continue reading Role Models

There is no denying in the fact that the new PT Kunju Muhammed movie Viswasapoorvam Mansoor has many political statements of contemporary relevance. But ultimately this is a movie that needs to be communicated and in that aspect this extremely melodramatic story is a torture for the viewer. Treated as a love story in the… Continue reading Viswasapoorvam Mansoor

Oru Cinemakkaran is a movie that frequently deviates from our expectations. I can say that in a positive way, but in the case of this movie directed by Leo Thaddeus, that observation is on the negative sense. You might be expecting a story that deals with the struggle of a wannabe film maker, but Oru… Continue reading Oru Cinemakkaran