Kuruthi Is A Wake Up Call Disguised As A Gripping Thriller
While there are echoes here of two of my favourite films of the year – Kala and Nayattu – Kuruthi is very much its own beast
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Roshan Mathew
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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.
Rani From Aanum Pennum Asks: What Does It Mean To Love?
Will she accept him again, when he fakes another genuine apology peppered with cute, poetic lines like we have seen him do a gazillion times?
Varthamanam Is A Talkative, Stagey, Cry To Unite Against Fascism
Given the timeliness of its message, there’s no denying its importance or even its relevance. It’s the verbosity of its dialogues and the stagey making that drains the film of its value.
South Indian Stars And Their Big Leap To Bollywood
After wowing audiences in their respective States, these actors made the big move to make a mark in Bollywood. Here’s a list of South Indian stars who’ve tasted the glitz and glamour of B-town.
C U Soon, My Favourite Malayalam Movie
C U Soon is a risky experiment but reaps rich rewards through its fresh and innovative storytelling manner
Cobra Teaser: How Many Vikrams Are Too Many Vikrams?
Vikram doesn’t seem to get tired of playing multiple versions of Vikram in this Ajay Gnanamuthu film.
Why Was Background Music Used In A Film Like CU Soon?
Director Mahesh Narayanan on how he needed to tune audiences into the film since it was a new format, and being inspired by what Mani Ratnam did in Bombay.
Interview: Darshana Rajendran On CU Soon And Honing Her Craft
The actress, who has made a name for herself in Malayalam films, speaks about how theatre has helped her to not weigh in on a character’s screen time, more prominent roles coming her way and the uncertainty that is a part and parcel of her career.
Review Of Mahesh Narayanan’s Fahadh Faasil-Starrer C U Soon
Director-editor Mahesh Narayanan holds the film together. He shows us that cinema is seldom about the budget, the restrictions or logistics.
