“Koode”… A fantasy tale that subtly addresses the need for closures and company!
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“Ennu Swantham Janakikutty”… A Quiet Celebration of Womanhood!
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“Aami”… Manju Warrier is not the Madhavikutty we deserve!
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“Hey Jude” … An endearing dramedy that incites a great deal of empathy!
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“Aadhi” comes with lilting music, parkour and a charming Pranav Mohanlal…
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“Carbon” is about an edgy, original hero and heart-stopping thrills…
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“Villain (വില്ലൻ)”… Mohanlal triumphs in an insipid film built on one-liners!
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“S Durga”… About Goddesses in a Godless Universe | REVIEW
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“Njandukalude Naattil Oridavela” marks the arrival of an assured filmmaker!
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“Tiyaan” – Makers, what were you smoking?
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