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movie-review1 year ago

Prithviraj's Remarkable Performance in Aadujeevitham: A Layered Survival Story

Prithviraj delivers a stunning performance in "Aadujeevitham," a layered survival story based on the book by Benyamin, depicting the harsh realities of migrant life in the Middle East. The film portrays Najeeb's struggle in the Gulf, where he and a friend are taken to separate desert camps to herd goats, highlighting the contrast between Kerala's lushness and the desert's cruelty. While the second half falls slightly short and lacks emotional resonance, Prithviraj's portrayal of Najeeb's resilience is commendable, supported by excellent cinematography and soulful music by AR Rahman.

via IndiaTimes|
#aadujeevitham#malayalam-cinema#migrant-life
entertainment1 year ago

Manjummel Boys: From Theatres to OTT, the Rising Success Story

"Manjummel Boys" is a captivating Malayalam film that portrays the complexities of human relationships and emotions during a pleasure tour to Kodaikanal. The movie's engaging storyline, emotional depth, and remarkable performances make it a must-watch in theaters, showcasing the unique flavor of Kerala cinema. With a subtle connection to the Telugu audience, the film sparks discussions about hope, courage, and the human spirit, resonating with viewers and highlighting the resilience of human nature.

via Greatandhra|
#emotional-narratives#entertainment#human-relationships
film1 year ago

"Exploring the Best South Indian Horror Films and Megastar's Latest Release"

Malayalam cinema has seen a surge in inventive and fear-inducing horror films in the past few years, including Romancham, a blend of humor and horror, Bhoothakaalam, a chilling exploration of psychological horror, Kumari, a fresh take on the supernatural genre, Praana, a legitimately scary solo act by Nithya Menen, and Nine, an experimental journey through alternate realities.

via The News Minute|
#film#horror-films#malayalam-cinema
entertainment1 year ago

"Unraveling Anweshippin Kandethum: Exploring Tovino Thomas' Captivating Crime Thriller"

Debut director Darwin Kuriakose’s Anweshippin Kandethum, starring Tovino Thomas, adds to Malayalam cinema's rich collection of murder mystery films, including classics like Yavanika, the CBI franchise, Utharam, Kariyilakkattu Pole, and the Drishyam franchise. These films feature compelling narratives, exceptional performances, and skillful direction, making them must-watch for fans of the genre.

via The Indian Express|
#drishyam#entertainment#malayalam-cinema
entertainment2 years ago

Malayalam Actor and Former MP Innocent Dies at 75.

Veteran Mollywood actor Innocent, known for his comedic roles, passed away at the age of 75. He was a former MP and president of the Association of Malayalam Movie Artists. Innocent made his debut in 1972 and went on to become a popular actor in Malayalam cinema with memorable characters in movies like 'Ramji Rao Speaking', 'Manichitrathazhu', and 'Nadodikattu'. He was last seen in the film 'Kaduva' and will also be seen in the upcoming movie 'Paachuvum Athbhuthavilakkum'.

via Indiatimes.com|
#actor#comedy#entertainment
obituary2 years ago

Remembering Innocent: The Legendary Actor Who Fought Cancer with a Smile

Veteran Malayalam actor Innocent, known for his comedic roles, passed away at the age of 75 after battling cancer for several years. In his illustrious career spanning over 50 years, Innocent acted in 750+ films and was the president of the Association of Malayalam Movie Artists from 2003 to 2018. He was praised for his ability to effortlessly adopt any persona and reveal all of its nuances. Even while battling cancer, Innocent never missed an opportunity to make people laugh and was one of the first Malayalam celebrities to openly discuss his battle with cancer. His final movie, Paachuvum Albhuthavilakkum, will be released posthumously on April 28.

via The Indian Express|
#actor#cancer#comedy