Malayalam
Neeyum Njanum review: A satisfying mix of old-school romance and well-placed humour
Some may find the lengthy runtime (2 hr 40 min) slightly unbearable, but patient viewers are sure to be rewarded
Neeyum Njanum review: A satisfying mix of old-school romance and well-placed humour
Some may find the lengthy runtime (2 hr 40 min) slightly unbearable, but patient viewers are sure to be rewarded
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Theevandi Review: A light-hearted satire on heavy-duty issues
This Tovino Thomas-starrer breaks some rules and operates on its own rhythm, fully aware of its own absurdity
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Ranam Review: A flawed but technically astounding film
Anyone expecting to see in the film the same rhythm they got from the trailers might get a little disappointed, but this is one that needs to be seen on the big screen
07 Sep 2018
Neeli Review: A cringe-inducing borefest
A regressive and outdated horrory mystery with an awkward and plodding narrative
12 Aug 2018
Iblis Review: A bold, colourful and whimsical tale
Told in a non-linear format, the film explores familiar themes such as love, mortality, separation and loss in a fantastical way
03 Aug 2018
Ente Mezhuthiri Athazhangal Review: A family-friendly love story that doesn't take itself too seriously
Though the film momentarily touches upon serious topics like religion and homosexuality, it doesn't explore them in depth and keeps things largely light
29 Jul 2018
Maradona Review: An emotionally rewarding tale of redemption
Director Vishnu Narayan makes a strong impression with his debut
27 Jul 2018
Bhayanakam Review: Poignant, beautifully-made film that avoids melodrama
Jayaraj's follow-up to Veeram is a poignant film featuring a powerful turn by Renji Panicker as a tormented postman during WWII
23 Jul 2018
Oru Pazhaya Bomb Katha: A stale comedy fit for the 90s
With a done-to death plot about a physically weak man tormented by a bad guy, this film with its lame jokes seems to go on forever
20 Jul 2018
Koode review: A profoundly moving ode to the beauty of life
This is, without a doubt, Anjali Menon's best work yet; the sort of film that makes you pay attention to each and every little thing around you
14 Jul 2018