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Aatam (The Play) had captured all the ingredients of the human emotions depicted by various characters in a beautiful manner. Similar to stage dramas, the curtain raiser provided a hint of each character of the Arangu artists and as the plot started to develop into a story, the characters started to expand themselves into larger size sticking to their personal traits..The film's climax portraying the summary of the story was an apt end. The changes that happen at every split moment was adorable. As the storms and thunders got over, the determined character survives in its own terms. Accolades to the entire team for such a good team work.

Ullozhukku translated as "Undercurrent".. is brilliant to the core. The story unfolds beautifully through the ably brilliant two actresses (Ms. Urvashi and Ms. Parvathy) with apt script, backdrop and rains.. In the midst of a farewell of a loved one to the eternal, and in the process of inviting a beloved one from the eternal, two noble souls undergo a emotional turmoil, only to find out at the end, that they both actually understood each other, better than anybody. The two noble souls are re-born in the entire process. Full credits to Christo Tomy for this wonderful film.. Ably titled as "Undercurrent", the film is soft, silent and subtle.

To reach Suryamukhi village, "phool" has to travel 9 stations from Pateela station to Murti station, and to reach Dehradun, "jaya" has to travel 800 kms from Suryamukhi village. Their determination and transformation in their process to reach their respective destination, aided with their faith and acceptance, as well as their adaptability of their present, is a beauty in whole. A well scripted movie with talented actors bringing out the lively characters, touching lot of intricacies of life. Kudos to all those who were associated with the film.