Ninnishtam Ennishtam 2
This sorry film would further add some bad name to the already maligned word 'sequel'. I am running scared already.
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Bangkok Summer
There is nothing exciting about this pumped up action adventure that holds the viewers hostage for an odd couple of hours and more.
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Manushya Mrugam
Manushya Mrugam that tells the story of a lecherous man has plenty of skin on show. It might not hold any surprises when it comes to the tale that it tells, and the writing further relegates it to two-dimensional fluff.
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Chaappa Kurish
This wrenching and powerful testament on the politics of power that govern human lives, deals with issues that are real, contemporary and quite complex.
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Collector
Collector fits into the socio-political thriller genre in Malayalam films to the 'T'. The film tries to speak a lot, but the fact is that not many are in a mood to listen. For, we have seen it all.
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Film Star
What would you term a film that is not sure of itself and that switches from one mode to the next, hoping all the while to eventually deliver the goods? You call it 'Film Star'.
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Salt n' Pepper
Aashiq Abu and his team adhere to the golden rules of good cooking, and see to it that the griddle is all hot, before they gently spread out a light hearted Dosa story on it. Go for it, folks. Slurp!
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Violin
Violin looks glossy all right, but the melodrama that unfolds is depthless and adheres to the Fort Cochin Movie Rulebook with all sincerity.
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3 Kings
These are three kings who need to be sent on an exile real bad, with immediate effect.
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Bombay March 12
Bombay March 12 is a film that needs to be applauded for taking a definitive stand on what it intends to discuss. There is no ambiguity here; rather a seething and raw bruise is laid bare to be seen, and to be judiciously examined.
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Kanakombath
Here is the last time. The plot is skinny and preposterous, and the script looks like a fishing net with holes large enough for the viewers to jump through.
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Adaminte Makan Abu
Adaminte Makan Abu is a wholly functional drama that probes into questions of basic human existence. Fabulously directed and sensitively acted, this is no didactic film, but rather a poignant parable that ponders on human aspirations and the strenuous journey to their fulfillment.
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