Director Jithu Madhavan (of Romancham fame) is back with Aavesham . Starring Fahadh Faasil as a flamboyant, eccentric Bengaluru gangster named Ranga, this film is a coming-of-age comedy gone wild. Three college freshmen seeking a local "godfather" end up with a man-child who is way more dangerous than they bargained for.
The second half is a masterclass in tension. The creative use of the 90s Tamil hit "Kanmani Anbodu" as an anthem of hope has become a cultural phenomenon. 3. The Dark Horse: Aavesham The Verdict: Pure, unadulterated fun. latest movies malayalm
Leading the pack is Mammootty’s latest action entertainer, Turbo . Directed by Vysakh, this film breaks away from the actor’s recent experimental roles (think Kaathal ). Here, ‘Mammukka’ returns to full-fledged mass mode as Jose, a relentless driver caught in a web of gold smuggling and power politics. Director Jithu Madhavan (of Romancham fame) is back
If you haven’t heard about Manjummel Boys , you must be living under a rock. Based on a true incident from 2006, this film follows a group of friends from Manjummel who get trapped in the infamous Guna Caves (Devil’s Kitchen) in Kodaikanal. The second half is a masterclass in tension
Fahadh Faasil’s transformation and body language are unlike anything he has done before. It is chaotic, loud, and ridiculously funny. 4. The Family Drama: Varshangalkku Shesham The Verdict: A nostalgic trip.