Ee Adutha kalathu
Arun Kumar Aravind's 'Ee Adutha Kaalathu' is an emotionally bruising film that is oxymoronic to the core; it's the kind of film that is pleasingly depressing, casually engrossing and placidly terrorizing.
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Father's Day
Ravikumar's film thus dwells on an extremely pertinent theme, that has perhaps remained unexplored in Malayalam films till now, but fails to remain in focus.
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Unnam
The smell of a wannabe thriller lingers through out the film, with plenty of money, infidelity, and sad lives lying all around. And yet, the film falls short of the target by a mile!
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Mullassery Madhavan Kutty Nemam P.O
Mullassery Madhavan Kutty reminds you of those tear jerkers of the eighties that have had their day long back. I seriously doubt if there is any viewer out there these days, who would be moved to tears seeing the tale that it dares to tell.
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Njanum Ente Familiyum
This one is a film that could have turned out to be a compelling drama, had the script been tauter. As of now it merely remains a cluster of clichés that keep bumping into each other in a vacuum.
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Second Show
Srinath Rajendran's film does have a head-spinning quality to it that leaves you dazed at times, but remains entertaining and witty to the hilt.
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Casanova
One thing is for sure. If he were made to sit through what the modern age Casanova goes through for a drawn out three hours, Giacomo Casanova wouldn't be pleased a bit.
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Spanish Masala
This masala mix is littered with quite a few wrong spices, be it the dreary dialogues, cardboard characters or the uneven pacing. It's very unlikely hence, that you would go for its flavors; at best (or perhaps worst) you might sneeze. That's it.
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Padmasree Bharath Dr. Saroj Kumar
Saroj zooms his spoof lens on middle aged actors and sees the jealousy and distrust, the warring factions and organizations busy with bans, the masks and the facades. In fact, he sees almost everything, except the scenarists past their prime, who have been suffering from a writer's block for years now.
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Orkut Oru Ormakoot
'Orkut Oru Ormakkootu' turns out to be a film that decides to go in reverse, just when the going gets strong. With a somewhat steady first half and a haphazard second, the film is a shapeless coming-of-age caper that misses the point by a mile.
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Kunjaliyan
'Kunjaliyan' is more of a chore really, and what's missing in it are several things - plausibility, surprise elements and above everything else, some good, classy humor.
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Asuravithu
Perhaps the only optimistic thing in an otherwise disappointing start to 2012, is the suggestion that it doesn't always end bad.
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