Category: Malayalam

About Charlie, you can’t say that you can relate to that character. Charlie is a person whom at least some of us want to be in life. That person who lives a detached life but everyone who comes to his life gets attached to him. The latest Martin Prakkat film written by Unni R is… Continue reading Charlie

The stretched second half and the lack of a convincing presentation of an ambitious backdrop puts the latest Manju Warrier starrer Jo and the boy in an unimpressive zone. Not to be ignored is the sheer pleasure of seeing the glimpses of the Summer in Bethlehem like Manju, but with a too cheesy plot that… Continue reading Jo and the Boy

Kari is solid black humor that teases the current society in every bit of its running time. The naturally rendered sequences are soaked with elements of certain laughable and dangerous mindsets of the human beings. The focus of the film is primarily on the caste system that prevails even in the current so called progressive… Continue reading Kari

If they had taken a basic workshop on films for the children from Mr. Amole Gupte (creative director of TZP and director of movies like Stanley Ka Dabba and Hawa Hawai), either they would have improved this movie or they would have dropped the idea. My God from M Mohanan is one movie that has… Continue reading My God

The idea in the beginning seemed like an outspoken presentation of the freedom youth are looking forward to see in these days. But unfortunately because of overall mediocrity, Rockstar from director V K Prakash is pretty shallow and borrows too much from the urban rom coms that we see in Bollywood these days. With a… Continue reading Rockstar

Reghu Rama Varma’s debut movie Rajamma at Yahoo is supposed to be a comedy entertainer and serves the purpose in the first half of the movie. But when the film approached its second half, writer Sindhu Raj just makes it a very predictable and clichéd formula. If the script tried something different or something related… Continue reading Rajamma at Yahoo

Looking at the tagline that says “two hours and eleven minutes of happiness”, director Ranjith Sankar’s Su Su Sudhi Vathmeekam has kind of managed to attain that. But if you approach it as a movie that depicts the struggle of a man whose life was severely restricted because of stammering issues, Sudhi Vathmeekam may not… Continue reading Su Su Sudhi Vathmeekam