The title of actor Vikram’s 60th film is Mahaan, the makers of the film announced while revealing the first look poster of the film on social media on Friday.
With films resuming production post the Covid-19 second wave, several makers have started lining up their movies for release. A number of new films were announced as well, including the upcoming R Balki directorial that will feature actors Dulquer Salmaan, Sunny Deol, Pooja Bhatt, and Shreya Dhanwanthary in the lead roles, and Hansal Mehta’s next project that will star and be co-produced by Kareena Kapoor Khan.
While the makers of Akshay Kumar’s Bellbottom and Amitabh Bachchan’s Chehre announced their decision to release their movies in theatres, films like Netrikann, Shershaah and Kuruthi ditched cinemas last week and went the OTT way.
When Ibrahim asks him, in the sombre tone that has come to be the film’s identity, to bury him by his daughter if he dies that night, Khader responds casually, “Once you’re dead, it doesn’t make a difference where you lie and rot! ” In a ship sinking into the depth of faux seriousness and wobbly urgency, Mamukkoya brings some self-styled mirth.
The trailer of Kuruthi, the upcoming Malayalam thriller film starring Prithviraj Sukumaran, was released on Wednesday. The film is set to premiere on Amazon Prime Video on August 11, marking the onset of Kerala’s Onam festivity.
Kuruthi, the Prithviraj Sukumaran-starring Malayalam thriller film, will premiere on Amazon Prime Video on August 11, the streaming platform announced on Wednesday.
The first look poster of Oru Thekkan Thallu Case, the upcoming Malayalam film, directed by debutant filmmaker Sreejith N, was released by actor Prithviraj Sukumaran, on social media on Wednesday.
Alia Bhatt, the Hindi actor, has signed a deal with an international talent agency called William Morris Endeavor in order to widen her horizons and look into opportunities in Hollywood, Deadline reported.
Actors Alia Bhatt, Ranveer Singh, and Akshay Kumar have all resumed work on their held-up projects post the announcement of Covid-19 lockdown relaxations by several state governments.
With the Pride month having kick-started already and the first weekend approaching, we bring to you a list of 25 Indian films on the LGBTQIA+ community cutting across languages and regions.
Cinematographer-director Venu’s Raachiyamma is a flat adaptation of writer Uroob’s splendid short story of the same title. Kutti Krishnan (Asif Ali), the new manager of a tea estate in Wayanad, falls in love with Raachiyamma (Parvathy), a sharp-tongued dairy farmer.She reciprocates his feelings, but the man, unable to find the courage to take the relationship forward, breaks her heart. In Uroob’s work, the woman is a motif of nature that disintegrates and reconstructs itself in a perpetual cycle, responding to the time.
Malayalam actors Mammootty and Parvathy Thiruvothu will be collaborating for the first time in a film titled Puzhu, directed by debutant Ratheena Sharshad.
7 Screen Studio presents The Official Teaser of Cobra (Language : Tamil) Starring : Chiyaan Vikram, Srinidhi Shetty, Irfan Pathan, K.S. Ravikumar, Roshan Mathew, Anandraj, Robo Shankar, Mia George, Mirnalini Ravi, Meenakshi Govindrajan and others Directed by R. Ajay Gnanamuthu Produced by S.S. Lalit Kumar Music – A. R. Rahman Edit – Bhuvan Srinivasan DOP […]
Moothon has been selected as the opening film at the Indian Film Festival of Cincinnati, that will begin from October 15; director of the film Geetu Mohandas announced on Monday.
Malayalam film Love, starring Rajisha Vijayan and Shine Tom Chacko, has been slated to release in theatres in the Gulf on October 15 with Covid-19 related safety measures in place. It will become the first Indian film to release in cinemas post lockdown, producer Ashiq Usman posted on social media, on Wednesday.
Actor Fahadh Faasil has teamed up once again with director Dileesh Pothan and scriptwriter Syam Pushkaran for an upcoming film titled Joji. Releasing the film’s poster on social media on Saturday, the actor said the film was inspired by William Shakespeare’s play Macbeth.
Shot entirely during the lockdown period, the film is Malayalam’s first screen life movie, a modern format of film making where stories are told from the point-of-view of computer/phone screens.When India went into lockdown on March 25, 2020, pushing Malik’s theatrical release to uncertainty, the duo decided to work on a smaller film. “We wanted to keep things going,” says Mahesh Narayanan. “The OTT release was the need of the hour.
The pandemic-induced lockdown just accelerated its arrival. Characters are always restricted to the space around their computer, within the purview of their phone network, or under the radar of a surveillance device in C U Soon, a Malayalam language film written, directed and virtually shot by editor-filmmaker Mahesh Narayanan.
The person who lives in the apartment above hers has been throwing money down the drain, which chokes the pipes, but it turns out to be a blessing for Saritha, who has often found herself Choked by her failures and broken dreams in life.As Saritha contemplates her relationship with Sushant, and her own job, both bereft of life or excitement, she chances upon an unlikely source of money right in the middle of demonetisation.
Just about when the plot comes to the edge of being an inter-religious love story or the tragic tale of star-crossed lovers, with a touch of Lohithadas’Sallapam which was set in a similar milieu, Mustafa shifts gear, brings another character into the picture and turns the narrative into an impersonal cautionary tale that lacks the charm and honesty of the opening scenes.
This film, directed by debutante Manu Ashokan, is powered by three performances, of Parvathy as a young woman whose ambitions couldn’t be burned by an acid attack that permanently distorts her face, of Asif Ali who brilliantly portrays the complex psyche of a toxic partner in a relationship, and of Siddique who plays a father who stands rock-solid beside his daughter even as the world turns against her.
He, in fact, escapes his serene, beautiful world in Lakshadweep to arrive at the dark underbelly of Mumbai, looking for his ‘moothon’, the elder brother he lost when he wasn’t old enough to speak.Moothon too has a bunch of street-smart kids pretending to be gangsters, showing off their non-existent muscles while trying to recruit Mulla under their tutelage. *Spoilers ahead* This dichotomy is first presented as a loaded twist about one third into the film.
The Eid weekend is big for theatres in Kerala with four releases – Thotappan, Thamasha, Virus, and Children’s Park. Mammootty-starrer Unda was also supposed to release but had to be pushed by a week due to Censor issues. In Tamil, Kolaigaaran is the big release, while it is Bharat in Hindi.
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In the film’s source material, an acclaimed novella by writer Francis Norona, Sarah learns the nuances of the art of thieving from Ithaak and wrestles with the rights and wrongs of it.But the film doesn’t care to zoom into her; instead, it shows us the men Ithaak, Ismail, Paily (Sunil Sukhada) and Anthraper (Lal), and the ‘filmy’ stunts they indulge in.
Actor Vinayakan will be seen in two avatars in Thottappan, directed by Shanavas K Bavakkutty. The director told Silverscreen.in that Vinayakan appears in two get-ups, as a young man in a flashback sequence, and, later, as a man in his fifties.
Roughly a week after the release of the teaser of Mikhael comes Nivin Pauly’s Moothon. The movie is directed by Geetu Mohandas whose 2014 film Liar’s Dice was India’s official entry for Oscars.