A real estate broker bumps into a woman on road after befriending with her on an online marketplace. She is mystery personified in appearance and demeanour. Ranjith Sankar's suspense drama is off to a promising start but ripples of mixed feel crop up as an inevitable factor.
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The subject is not alien to us. But 'Kettiyolaanu Ente Malakha' enjoys a cozy status owing to its delightful premise and treatment. Shored up by charming performances, the ascent is steady keeping everything in fine fettle.
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'Jack & Daniel' is all the more a hide-and-seek game between a robber and an investigative officer. The deeds of the robber are packaged with unconvincing events in a cliched format. The lacklustre content makes the game tedious and uninspiring.
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Nursing degree holder Helen Paul is preparing to go to Canada. A hardworking girl, who is also a part-time staff of a fast-food chain, gets trapped in an odd place. This survival story is engaging owing to the great performance by Anna Ben.
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It's the conflict of a communist party worker, played by Biju Menon, when he is assigned to go to Sabarimala in a bid to mend the behaviour of an alcoholic party follower. The intended satire is only flickering in the superficial plot, which affects the execution as well.
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Alienated in his autumn days, an old man develops a bizarre but intense rapport with a robot at home. Then his son realizes how badly his father needs him by his side. Underpinned by the fabulous performance of Suraj Venjaramoodu, it's a beautifully treated and handsomely narrated theme that leaves a lump in your throat.
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A girl from an ancestral family is unexpectedly affected by the ghost of a woman, who had lived in her house. 'Aakasha Ganga 2' showcases the run-of-the-mill traits of horror flicks and it is neither strong in the content part nor in the horror part.
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'Underworld' is an action drama with formulaic elements and situations. It focuses on the lives of four people, who seek ways to own a huge amount of illegal money. The vital punch is missing in the regular pattern of the tale to make the winner-loser game interesting.
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A Captain of Indian army tries to reform the errand youths in his village while he is on leave. Respected by all, the brave soldier sets himself a role model. 'Edakkad Battalion 06' has a well-intended plot with a decent narration albeit the theme is confined to cliched and didactic elements.
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Pranaya Meenukalude Kadal is a run-of-the-mill love story woven in the backdrop of Kavaratti, Lakshadweep. The scenic visuals leave a lasting impression more than the content, which focuses on the romance between a young man from Beypore and a girl from the erstwhile royal family on the island.
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A man is ridiculed and harassed by society as a social media post about him goes viral. A relevant theme in this age, the true events are treated with sincerity, triggering room for our self-introspection. A simple creation that makes necessary and apt impact among viewers.
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Biju Menon appears as a marriage broker, who at any cost tries to prevent love affairs and love marriages in his village due to personal reasons. Interesting at a glance, the film lacks a solid plot and it progresses through lackluster events in a bid to evoke laughter.
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