Dileesh Pothan's Prakashan Parakkatte Releases On June 17
Directed by Shahad Nilambur, the film stars Dileesh Pothan, Mathew Thomas, Nisha Sarangh, and Aju Varghese. It releases on June 17.
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Malik: About And Against Oppression, Both Systemic And Systematic
Even though the film is an understated version of the benevolent crime lord’s rise and fall, the overall treatment and an eclectic assortment of characters elevate it well beyond cliché
Malik: When Power, Politics And Relationships Intersect
Malik is more than just an epic crime film. It is a story of friendships turned sour, of greed and its impact on humanity, and most importantly, of morality and practicality.
Malik Examines The Tragic Interplay Of Religion And Violence
Fahadh Faasil combines delicate melancholy with majesty and becomes, in every way, a malik
Malik Trailer Talk: A Peek Into The Beginnings Of Fahadh's Sulaiman
Directed by Mahesh Narayanan, starring Fahadh Faasil, Nimisha Sajayan and Joju George, and produced by Anto Joseph Film Company, Malik is set to release on Amazon Prime Video on July 15.
A Subdued Drama That’s Impressive In Parts
Director: Ashaprabha Cast: Sibi Thomas, Athulya Pramod, Indrans, Dileesh Pothan Sidharthan (Sibi Thomas) is a Thira performer and folk doctor. And as a character in the film puts it: he’s…
Joji: A Macabre Tale On Life In The Shadows
Indian households often disguise control as protection and shadow as shade. Joji explores the avenues of violence in a normalised scenario of life.
Joji, A Tale Of Greed, Guilt, Farce And Consequence
The dark plot is lightened and at the same time complemented by the smart use of witty and dark humour, which is performed with immaculate comic timing
Joji Review: A Macbeth Adaptation That Is As Original As It Gets
Joji is probably the most exciting Macbeth adaptation out there simply because it beautifully carries forward the soul of the play while also being wildly different from it
Fahadh Faasil, Syam Pushkaran And Dileesh Pothan On Joji
The trio talks about shooting the film chronologically, exploring themes of masculinity and crafting a character who gives a performance within a performance
Joji, Where The Theatrical Is Replaced By The Subtle
Fahadh frets through his hour-and-a-half on screen, and surely this performance is going to be heard of tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow
Joji Is Haunting And Deeply Unsettling
This tale of greed and guilt, crime and punishment will stay with you
