Oneindia » Entertainment » Malayalam » Reviews

Reviews

Bharya Swantham Suhruth - Review

After the success of Rektha Sakshikal Zindabad (1998), veteran Malayalam actor-writer-director Venu Nagavalli makes a comeback to film direction with his new film Bharya Swantham Suhruthu (earlier titled Bharya Oru Suhruth and Suhruth), produced by Krishna Kumar and Biju Shamsudden under

Aayirathil Oruvan – Review

Kalabhavan Mani's Aayirathil Oruvan, a family entertainer directed by veteran Sibi Malayil, was made in 2001 but was not released during the last eight years. Thanks to the director's efforts, the film has been recently released and earned plenty of good

Bhramaram – Preview

Blessy-Mohanlal team's much-awaited forthcoming Malayalam film Bhramaram, which was recently launched at Hotel Highway Gardens in Kochi, is produced by Raju Mallyath and Zulfikar under the banner of Yuvan Entertainments and presented by Max Lab Entertainments.Bhramaram is about Mohanlal's journey from

To Harihar Nagar – Preview

Actor-producer Lal of director duo Siddique-Lal debuts as an independent director with his upcoming To Harihar Nagar, a sequel to yesteryear blockbuster In Harihar Nagar (1990). According to sources, To Harihar Nagar is almost complete and is getting ready for release

Banaras – Preview

Director Nemam Pushparaj's Vineeth-Kavya Madhavan starrer Banaras is an offbeat love story, flowering in the backdrop of pilgrim centres in and around Banaras, the religious capital of India. Vineeth acts as Hari, a research student on folk dances; Kavya Madhavan plays

Red Chillies – Review

Red Chillies, Mohanlal's first release of 2009, directed by Shaji Kailas, is nothing less than a visual treat with quirky cuts, immaculate close-ups, hard-hitting punch lines and sizzling effects. Of course, we know that there are not many who can match

Ee Pattanathil Bhootham - Preview

Malayalam superstar Mammootty's upcoming Malayalam film Ee Pattanathil Bhootham is directed by Johny Antony of CID Moosa, Kochi Raajaavu and Thuruppugulaan fame. As the name suggests, Ee Pattanathil Bhootham is a fantasy-filled adventure, donning Mammootty in a double role as a

Kadha, Samvidhanam:Kunchacko - Review

Malayalam's renowned director-writer-actor Sreenivasan's latest release Kadha, Samvidhanam: Kunchacko, directed by Haridas Keshavan (known as director Haridas), is a film that has been made in the most conventional manner and has nothing new to offer. The director has just rambled with

Colours – Review

After the success of Chess (2006), comedian-turned-hero Dileep once again teams up with director Raj Babu in Sunitha Productions' latest film Colours, starring Vinu Mohan, Roma and Bhama in major roles. Though promoted as a Dileep flick, the entire show essentially

Bodyguard - Preview

After a small gap, director Siddhique returns to Malayalam films with his forthcoming Bodyguard with lead lady Nayantara and actor-director-producer-stunt master Thyagarajan (also spelt as Thiagarajan) playing prominent roles in Malayalam after a long time. His last was Sadhu Mirandaa (Tamil)

Love in Singapore - Review

When you watch the first major release of 2009, director duo Rafi-Mecartin's latest Mammootty starrer Love in Singapore, you tend to agree with critics cribbing that Malayalam cinema today has lost its past glory due to the wrong scripts and themes

Makante Achan - Review

Director V.M. Vinu, one of the successful filmmakers in Malayalam for the last two decades, has directed nearly 14 films so far, including Pallavur Devanarayanan (1999), Vesham (2004), Bus Conductor (2005) and Yes Your Honour (2006). Balettan (2003) was an average

Orkkuka Vallapozhum - Review

His outstanding performance in Madhu Kaithapram's Ekantham (2007), which tackles the subject of old age issues, won the Special Jury Award and Special Mention in the recent National Film Awards. Now, veteran actor Thilakan appears yet again in a similar powerful

Red Chillies - Preview

Scriptwriter A.K. Sajan has a special talent to explore the fascinations of a campus! It is evident from his previous venture Chintamani Kola Case that features nine "wild" girls in a Medical college -- 'Mirchi Girls' -- who are

Chembada Review

Noted scenarist Robin Thirumala's debut directorial venture Chembada (meaning Red Army), based on a novel published in a popular weekly, revolves around a music troupe of youngsters, headed by its mentor Captain Mukundan Menon, who specialize in looting and killing every wrongdoer! Their aim is to cleanse the world of crime and injustice.

More: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

More Headlines