Narayanan Chekkaramkodi

A mediocre film. I do not understand what the film makers think of, we the viewers!

The film is a clear example of the current trend in Malayalam films, to create a film without a solid story line. The Director proved his mettle in entertaining viewers for the full length of the film without any hitches or lags. He was amply supported by all the artists with their life-like performances and the Editor by his craftsman ship. Even the facial expressions of the child artist in the concluding scene is praiseworthy. For those who wish to see a simple film and relax, this one is an apt one released in OTT after the film ‘Home’. Hope the Director won’t claim more than that to his credit.

Melodrama ruled the film rather than conviction. Court scenes are felt as though one is watching a drama. But the actors in the lead roles played their part extremely well especially G M Sundar, Ilavarasi and Suraj Vennaramoodu. Prithwiraj and Vincy Aloshious acted more in a Drama style. The oft repeated political subject of the film is given in a new bottle!

The film Nayattu depicts the plight of ordinary police personnel and the nexus between politicians and criminals at large for their own mutual benefits. The director is narrating the story in a most realistic feel to viewers; the craft is indeed commendable. All the actors be the main characters or those l appearing in one or two scenes are at their best. The camera fully supports the narration. The director, Martin Prakkat deserve kudos.

This is indeed a director’s movie. Kudos to the director. The craft shown in creating the movie, shot in a very limited space is praise worthy. All actors performed well. But Gokulan and Sudhi Koppa requires special mention.

മലയാളിയുടെ കാഴ്ചാനുഭവത്തെ,സംവേദനക്ഷമതയെ കൊഞ്ഞനം കുത്തുന്ന ഒരു സിനിമ.

A regressive film compromising to religious conservatives. The Director of the excellent film ‘Sudani from Nigeria’ disappoints viewers this time. Pluses are marvellous performances of Sharfudeen, Grace Antony, Naser Karutheni and Joju George.

Beautiful film. Well directed. All actors done their roles excellently. Thanks to the Team Sherni for bringing out this film on social issues. Keep the good work on.

The film goes well as its name suggests. The director handled the script with such a modesty that no unwanted scenes are there. No tall claims. Worth watching.