Andhadhun gets a wobbly, but faithful remake with fresh nostalgia
Apart from the meta touches, the other way the film works for people who’ve seen the original is how it gets a lot of its casting right
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Prithviraj And Mamta Mohandas On Reinterpreting Andhadhun
“The wrong way to approach a remake is to think you can do it better,” says Prithviraj.
Bhramam Trailer: Andhadhun Gets A Brighter, More Colourful Remake
Directed by Ravi K Chandran, and starring Prithviraj Sukumaran, Unni Mukundan, Mamta Mohandas and Raashi Khanna, Bhramam releases directly on Amazon Prime Video on Oct 7.
Kuruthi Is A Solid Home-Invasion Thriller That Transcends The Genre
Prithviraj, Roshan Mathew and Srindaa elevate what could have been a routine thriller into something much larger.
Kuruthi Is An Engaging Genre-Bender That Works Well On Two Counts
The home invasion thriller is stretched to accommodate a complex study of religious divisiveness and what it can do to fracture the peace of two harmonious families living in isolation.
Roshan Mathew On Working With Prithviraj In Kuruthi
“Kuruthi probably happened to me because of Kappela,” says the actor.
Prithviraj On Shaping Kuruthi’s Script For A Mainstream Audience
“I believe we have to take our cinema to the world rather than waiting to be discovered,” says the actor.
Prithviraj On A Potential Hindi Spinoff For Lucifer
“The easiest actor to correct on set is Mr. Mohanlal,” says the actor and director.
Kuruthi appears to be a revenge thriller with a religious angle
The star’s second direct to OTT release in as many months will premiere on the 11th of August
Neeraj Madhav On Sharing Screen Space With Mohanlal And Prithviraj
“After Family Man, I am able to experiment as an actor,” says the writer and actor.
Cold Case Is A Pulp Crime Goldmine That Takes Itself Too Seriously
You feel the pulpy, trashy fun slowly melt away to make way for a high-concept thriller that’s trying too hard to be cool.
Prithviraj On Directing And Being Directed By Mohanlal
The actor and director talks about the five important films in his career and why Mammootty has more in common with him, as an actor, than with Dulquer Salmaan.
