Getting To The Heart Of #Home
#Home is then not just the story of Oliver and Anthony finding their way back to each other, but also about them finding themselves
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Sreenath Bhasi
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Sumesh And Ramesh Review: A Vague Comedy Where Nothing Is At Stake
The film’s never really reaching for the stars but it appears too comfortable staying still as long as the isolated comedy scenes work well.
#Home, On Amazon Prime Video, Feels Like A Big Missed Opportunity
The character arcs are weak and the screenplay keeps going off in various directions.
#Home Movie Review: An Unremarkable But Passable Family Portrait
#Home isn’t the usual cautionary tale that blames technology. Instead, it uses a father-son story to give us two varying viewpoints and two contrasting arguments in the same technology debate.
Kumbalangi Nights And The Four Pillars Of The Male Psyche
The brothers exhibit similarities to Gillette’s and Moore’s four archetypes and stand in contrast to the antagonist Shammi
Hip Hop And The Kerala Connect
Soumya Varier draws up a list of Malayalam hip hop groups that speak of everyday living, existential crisis and the need to speak truth to power.
Malayalam Actors Who Finally Escaped Stereotyping
Kumbalangi Nights, Android Kunjappan Version 5.25, Sudani From Nigeria, etc are films that benefited from a star cast who blurred the star-performer demarcation. Meet the actors who have gone on to infuse life into characters, and films.
Kappela, With Anna Ben, Roshan Mathew & Sreenath Bhasi: A Rewind
With these actors, the film is certainly watchable. But looking back, I felt cheated at the end, by the very obvious attempts at misdirection.
Kappela Movie Review: Anna Ben Excels In This Thriller On Netflix
In the age of social media, it’s all about perception, and that’s what the film, also starring Roshan Mathew and Sreenath Bhasi, underlines repeatedly.
Why The Hacker In Kunchacko Boban's Anjaam Pathiraa, On SunNXT, Is Us
The hacker, played by Sreenadh Bhasi, often acquires heroic dimensions in the film, though he is not elevated to the status of the hero. He begins to look like one of us, writes Esthappan.
Anjaam Pathiraa Movie Review: Kunchacko Boban Is Convincing In A Solid Thriller
Anjaam Pathiraa is a neat psychological thriller that is not so interested in the crime itself, but focusses on the minds of a criminal and a psychologist trying to nab him. It plays down their personalities to explore their mind games
