The Man vs beast game in 'Jallikattu' conveys a lot of connotations. The powerful tropes in the film trigger a unique drama, and thus it becomes one of the best filmy experiences you might have come through all these years.
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It's a question of survival for poster artist Manu in the digital age, and 'Manoharam' narrates his dilemma in coping with it. A feel-good movie with waves of positive thoughts, its neat package and freshness in the presentation compensate the farfetched concepts in decisive moments.
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Ramesh Pisharody's second directorial narrates the life of a gullible stage singer, Kalasadan Ullas. The family man's life turns upside down when he is introduced to a girl with selfish intentions. The basic plot seems to be mediocre yet 'Ganagandharvan' offers reasonable satisfying rewards.
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Episodes of friendship, love, and revenge find ample room in the action drama - Porinju Mariam Jose. The plot hardly moves away from its constrained space with good performances from Joju, Vijayaraghavan and Chemban Vinod. Engaging in parts, this revenge drama has a familiar content to offer.
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Ambili, a dimwit in appearance, keeps a passionate relationship with a family since his childhood. When a member of the family sets off a bicycle journey to Kashmir, he goes with him. A refreshing affair as a whole, the tender feel-good emotion the film creates is powerfully translated through the character Ambili, played admiringly by Soubin Shahir.
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Set in a fictional village on Kerala-Tamil Nadu border, 'Kalki' showcases the tussle between the powerful and the oppressed. With the arrival of a new Sub Inspector, the conflict aggravates. It's a formulaic action film that neatly jazzes up the protagonist albeit the screenplay is hardly appealing.
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A Plus Two boy struggles to express his love for his classmate albeit he is in a good relationship with her. The debutant director's aesthetic and relaxed approach overshadow the highly familiar content, making it a touching experience.
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It's a tiring package of insincere acts played by a youth to evade from a girl's romance. The drama as well as the humour is senseless in 'Margamkali', giving ample hints that it's wholly a botched attempt.
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Debutant director Gireesh. A.D showcases a strikingly impressive temperament in handling a trite theme that has all the trappings of a teenage romance drama. It's a delicate plot traversing the familiar routes with a refreshing treatment.
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