'Njanum Pinnoru Njanum' follows a noble man's struggle to cope with his strange mental state that obviously upends his life. Despite having a familiar theme and its fallacies, this psychological thriller drama strikingly depicts the acting prowess of a seasoned filmmaker.
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'Nalla Nilavulla Rathri' is a thriller, which has a promising start by setting a gripping premise that rightly arouses myriad expectations. Dearth of imagination and slipshod writing in the latter half turn out to be decisive as the interest in the tale whittle away gradually.
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A thriller with a noble intention and purpose, 'Dhoomam' succeeds to an extent to set the yardsticks while disseminating a good message through the medium. Still, the incoherent nature of the plot and the rickety narration give a flagging impact.
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A naive girl from a village in Wayanad falls in love with an auto rickshaw driver from Malappuram by talking on the phone. The girl's journey to meet him in Kozhikode becomes eventful. It's a simple plot that is beautifully elevated by intense performances and neat direction.
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After being displaced by circumstances, a three-member family living in an inland island is desperately looking for shelter. It might be an irony that filmmaker Dr Biju gives a colourful interpretation to the struggling tale of the marginalized section. Accompanied by a simple and subtle presentation, the metaphoric visuals remind us of the burning reality of survival. A blend of powerful theme and equally striking visuals.
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'Isha' is an attempt to redefine the horror genre with the introduction of a new theory. It has familiar content even as it has relevance in today's society. The screenplay is panting for more creative interventions to keep you at the edge of the seat.
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'Forensic' is all about the mysterious disappearance of girls and their subsequent murders. When the police grope in the dark, a forensic expert's intervention solves the puzzle. It's casual treatment that pose hurdles on this thriller's way.
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The veil of fake morality of a family is torn up unexpectedly in a pre-marriage ceremony. Taking a jab at man's greed for money and hypocrisy, this potentially sarcastic thread is hilarious only in parts.
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'Trance' is taking a potshot at fake religious preachers, besides showcasing a highly energy-packed performance by Fahadh Faasil. Director Anwar Rasheed's brave attempt with a different plot milieu scores well at half-way mark before it hobbling towards the culmination.
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Clash of egos between a police officer and a retired army man turns out to be a headache for a tribal village. When the tension permeates into two families, things go out of hands. It's an engaging film with a powerful presentation of the fury and stubborn traits of two men.
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Despite its familiar theme, 'Varane Avashyamund' is infested with typical ornaments required for a feel-good experience that is consistent throughout. It is a simple and uneventful family drama with the right dose of delightful moments.
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A strong bond between man and vehicle is the focus of 'Gauthamante Radham'. The family develops an emotional attachment to their first car as it becomes a part of them. A seemingly good concept loses its flair once the gear is shifted to familiar events.
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