Category: Malayalam

Much like his last movie Zachariahyude Garbhinikal, which received the state award in various categories, Aneesh Anwar’s latest movie Kumbasaaram is also a deeply emotional journey. Dilemma of human mind seems to be something that fascinates the writer in Aneesh, if it was the four pregnant women’s conflicts last time, this time the focus goes… Continue reading Kumbasaaram

Dennis and Abhirami were two characters I liked from the movie Summer in Bethlehem and the main reason was the excellent portrayal by the actors which made those characters lovable. The basic problem with the movie Nee- Na is that the actors who do the crucial roles in this movie can’t make their characters look… Continue reading Nee Na

From the first five minutes of the movie Lailaa O Lailaa, you will surely identify the fact that the writer of the movie has something to do with the recent Bollywood blockbuster Bang Bang. Suresh Nair’s latest script directed by veteran Joshiy is a movie that definitely demands a much grander presentation as its story… Continue reading Lailaa O Lailaa

Except for the very few humorous counter dialogues from Chemban Vinod Jose, the latest movie Oru Second Class Yathra is largely clichéd and only uses the stereotypes. The movie almost looks like an idea they created to include humor and that makes the story of this cinema quite dull and cheesy on screen. With a… Continue reading Oru Second Class Yathra

Publicized as the comeback movie of Kavya Madhavan (3rd come back I guess), She Taxi is a torturing movie with a sick storyline. The supposed to be thrilling entertainer is a collaboration amateur making and sloppy scripting. With its lead pair struggling miserably in creating a good on screen chemistry, She Taxi from Saji Surendran… Continue reading She Taxi

Spoof is a genre that hasn’t been tested much in the Malayalam film industry and the most successful producer of the recent times has backed up such a concept of a debutant through the movie Chirakodinja Kinavukal. Making more than enough fun of the industry clichés that are in and outside the film field, Chirakodinja… Continue reading Chirakodinja Kinavukal

One among the many small good things about Sidharth Bharathan’s second directorial venture Chandrettan Evideya is that it portrays a complicated family drama episode in a humorous and satirical manner. With performances aiding the simple concept in the correct dosage, this non typical Dileep entertainer is worth watching. Chandramohan is a government employee in the… Continue reading Chandrettan Evideya

In the scripting of Bhaskar The Rascal, you can clearly see the director tweaking his natural style in a way so that the film on the whole will have a remake value. Combined with typical Siddique flavors of fun and characterizations with some too cheesy melodramas and not so surprising climax, Bhaskar The Rascal is… Continue reading Bhaskar The Rascal