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Senna Hegde bills Blood-y as Kanhangad’s "descent into desire, deceit and decay," adding "every paradise deserves its hell"

Madhavan's appreciation for Avihitham comes at a time when the film faces further censorship for its references to 'Sita'

Senna Hegde's Avihitham, which was released in cinemas on October 10, has opened to largely positive reviews for its subtle storytelling and strong performances

Senna Hegde returns to his 'Made in Kanhangad' trademark with a reasonably witty study of male ego and moral certainty, strong in tone and performance even if short on unpredictability

The announcement came at the end of a quirky video addressing the audience's speculation about the possible presence of adultery in the film

Much like Senna Hegde’s National Award-winning Thinkalazhcha Nishchayam, which was also rooted in Kasaragod, Avihitham draws on a largely fresh cast