Category: Malayalam

The Indrajith starrer Angels become more disappointing when the movie reaches the climax and it is not because the movie was a trash, it is because we kind of sense that it had the potential to be a good thriller. With an experimental back and forth narrative that fails to create an excitement, Angels becomes… Continue reading Angels

When you look at the conventional styles of movies, Lal Bahadur Shasthri has removed a lot of stereo types like unnecessary songs and totally irrelevant scenes. Well that has helped the movie to reduce its run time to 110 minutes (less than two hours) which I believe was the biggest positive of this harmless charmless… Continue reading Lal Bahadur Shasthri

At the beginning, debutante director Anvar Sadik has given us a hint that this film will have inspirations from the films he has scene and personally I don’t have any problem with the so called inspiration thing. But when it comes to Ormayundo Ee Mugham, the amount inspiration is too much and whatever creative is… Continue reading Ormayundo Ee Mugham

One thing I can guarantee about director Vinayan’s new movie Little Superman is that it is not as hilarious as Dracula 2012. The ironical thing about this movie is that its targeted audience is children and the content has ridiculous amount of violence mixed with nonsense. With 3D effects poking on your eye balls, Little… Continue reading Little Superman

Every Amal Neerad film has facets that will be captivating for those who analyze cinemas very closely. Iyobinte Pusthakam, his new film with Fahadh Faasil is no different in that aspect and it offers a grand visual treat to its viewer. As always, the only hiccup I could sense was in the script, which somewhere… Continue reading Iyobinte Pusthakam

Having an imperfect central protagonist has this advantage of creating sequences relatable to the general audience and if the filmmaker tries to convey certain ideas through such characters, the chances of impact are high. Varsham from director Ranjith Sankar does that with the help of power packed performances. Varsham shows us the most significant segment… Continue reading Varsham

Njangalude Veettile Adhithikal is too much of drama in a script that is confused about its nature. Veteran director Sibi Malayil has presented a suspense drama in a very amateur way through this cinema. Following the same concept of Russell Crowe starrer A Beautiful Mind, this movie from Sibi Malayil is a boring experience. It’s… Continue reading Njangalude Veettile Adhithikal

Ithihasa directed by debutant Binu S gave me a feeling of watching a perfectly rectified and dubbed Telugu film. I am not insulting the movie or the making by saying so. It’s just that most of the Telugu fantasy fictions I have seen has certain level of exaggerations and awkward dubbing that spoils the fun… Continue reading Ithihasa