We've seen Mammootty's latest film many times before in Malayalam cinema.
The plot takes a backseat as soon as the stars make entry.
Santosh Sivan's directorial film is visually enticing.
The film is a typical multi-starrer that is made with an eye at the box office with not much depth in the subject.
Nadakame Ulakam just adds up to the list forgotten films, as soon as the film posters get off the wall.
Payyans does not present anything extraordinary or radical and ends up being an average film.
This heavily inspired film is full of cliches and boring performances.
Don't expect too much from this Malayalam film and you might just enjoy it.
Khadama realistically shows the sufferings of lower class labourers in the Gulf.
On the surface this film looks like a frame to frame copy of Nadodigal. But it still works though it is difficult to pinpoint the reason why.
The much awaited second film of director Ranjith Sankar shows that he has the staying power.
There's nothing new about this Malayalam movie except Jayaram's look.
Kutty Naduvil's Malayalam film is a kind of a film that would make you squirm in your seat.
Overall, Traffic is a slickly made urban film that is pleasantly surprising.
Director Lal's film is a huge disappointment.
Marykkundoru Kunjaadu brings Dileep back to the territory that has endeared him to his viewers.
First time director, Martin Prakatt gives us a heart warming film that feels real even when it has a fable like premise.
Lines get crossed in this Malayalam movie.
The Malayalam movie takes on the scourge of alcoholism but fails to make any impact.
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