Kappela is one of the most enjoyable movies of the year 2020 and it should not be missed by any movie geek. Directed by Muhammed Mustafa, the film is an enroute into the mishmash of human psyche. Shot within the scenic locations of Wayanad, the camera focuses its sweeping images through the greenery of the grass to the warmth of the oceanic blue. The plot … Continue reading Kappela (2020)
Driving license Directed by – LAL JrWritten by – SachiEditing by – Ratheesh RajCinematography – Alex .J .pulickal and Ranadive Leading roles played by Prithvi Raj , Suraj Venjaramoodu, Miya , Deepthi sathi , Nandu , Lalu Alex , Saiju Kurup , Suresh Krishna Driving license is a movie where in a vehicle officer (Suraj) keeps the youth star (Prithvi Raj) as his role model … Continue reading Driving Licence (2019)
Pritiviraj and Biju Menon Shines In this Neat and Perfect Edge seat Entertainer of Its Characters. Strong,Rivalary,and Standout Performances From Prtiviraj Havldar Koshi A Stylish Look,Punch dialouges,Slang, Varieties of His Dialouges too.Biju menon Ayyappan nair A Retired police officer A Stylish Look, Serious Dialouges,and slang of his palakkkdan Varieties of dialouges too. Both Prtivraj and Biju Menon Are Our Real Superstars of Ayyapanum Koshiyum of … Continue reading Ayyappanum Koshiyum (2020)
Forensic – A Gripping thriller yet feels dry. Cinematography is smooth and goes with flow of the narration, editing is crisp but nothing special, art and production design looks sophisticated. Action scenes are choreographed neatly. There is no forced songs and are of average and forgettable, like one of my friend suggested ever since Raatchasan released it has become mandatory to use loud and dramatic … Continue reading Forensic (2020)
Varane Avashyamund comes packed with all the elements required for the quintessential feel-good flick. With no pathbreaking storyline and twists to boast of, what keeps Varane Avashyamund an engrossing 140-minute watch are the performances from the ensemble, often rising above the commonplace nature of the script. Don’t get me wrong – Anoop Sathyan’s writing does offer some great situational laughs (at times, the way his … Continue reading Varane Avashyamund (2020)
“Vikruthi” Malayalam movie. Based on the true, but unfortunate incident, that occurred on Kochi Metro train. Eldho is a speech challenged personal, living with his speech challenged wife, his daughter and son. After his daughter’s critical illness and hospital admission, he was quite sleep deprived and unwittingly slept off in the Metro train. Sameer, a Dubai returned NRI, a camera-trigger happy, social media activist, clicks … Continue reading Vikruthi (2019)
This is definitely a worth watching murder mystery thriller. The thrilling tone is maintained right from the beginning till the end. At first, some initial scenes may give an impression that the movie would become goofy as it progresses. But it doesn’t. It maintains the amount of seriousness and logic one expects out of such movies. There is absolutely no digression from the main story. … Continue reading Anjaam Pathiraa (2020)
“Joseph”, played too convincingly by Joju George is yet another gem from the Malayalam movie industry. The protagonist is a retired police officer who’s often called to the crime scenes by his former superiors due to his uncanny ability to spot even the faintest of clues. In a way, he’s the local Sherlock Holmes, and he doesn’t miss much; evident from the fact that he … Continue reading Joseph (2018)
Kumbalangi Nights is, without a doubt, a simple yet magical tale that the ever-dependable Syam Pushkaran has penned and Madhu C Narayanan has directed. Why I mention these two names before everyone else’s is because I wish to emphasize how the former’s effortlessly brilliant writing and the latter’s craft are integral to the success of this film. There is a sense of conviction in each … Continue reading Kumbalangi Nights (2019)
The two protagonists of Mayanadi, Apu and Mathan could have been one of the most loved couples if they happened elsewhere but in a Malayalam film. It isn’t that they are unanimously denied by the people of Kerala. They are being the victims of a planned and organized attack from a certain sect of ‘bhakts’ who are just very very loud ever since the movie … Continue reading Mayaanadhi (2017)
