Set in the backdrop of Goa, 'Ayal Jeevichirippundu' faces several creative stumble blocks and apparently ends as a mediocre attempt by a debutant director. Watch it for the neat performance by Manikandan Achari and the untraced Goan life in Malayalam films.
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'Oru Mexican Aparatha' wins brownie points as it recreates the campus life in its full zest, but it is hardly suffice for making it appealing for all.
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Lijo's brilliant narration and stupendous performances of a bunch of newcomers give an impetus to the film that would have otherwise ended as a regular revenge story between two rival groups.
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The take-off has been auspicious for Srikant Murali in his flight with 'Aby'. The debutant director's effortless narration of the life of Aby (Vineeth Sreenivasan) captivates all the minds easily as 'Aby' tells the story of realizing one's long-cherished dream.
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'Ezra' is appealing both by content and visuals. Jay. K has tried to present it in a way that is something unprecedented in horror genre, at least in Malayalam Cinema. No fear of disappointment!
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This is the first time you come across a Siddique film without a single genuine humour. Besides, it reminds you of different shades of farce. No wonder, with such a make-belief and incoherent screenplay 'Fukri' gums up on its way, providing a tedious watch.
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Dulquer's charm and presence, and a neat performance by Mukesh are the takeaways from 'Jomonte Suvisheshangal'
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