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Oru Jaathi Jathakam 2025
It's funny at times, but most of the movie feels like a big compilation of Instagram "dark humor"—bestie jokes, homophobic jokes, and other sexist jokes. The ultimate aim of the movie is to show a regressive, homophobic, male chauvinist transforming into a better person because of life's challenges. However, the film is filled with the exact opposite.
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Ponman 2025
P.P. Ajesh is undoubtedly one of the most iconic characters in Basil’s career. His entire life is at stake as he goes up against a brutal, physically stronger macho man in his own den, with no support. Yet, he never fumbles and remains steadfast in his mission to retrieve his gold.
Though Ajesh may appear menacing at times, he shows empathy whenever necessary. He struggles to provide for his family while also maintaining the trust he has built over the…
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Narayaneente Moonnaanmakkal 2024
The film portrays complicated relationships in a simple, organic manner, allowing the story to unfold naturally without rushing. The audience is encouraged to pick up on details as they go, making the experience more immersive. The filmmakers aimed for authenticity, as seen in Nikhil’s attempt at a British accent—though it didn’t fully land, he still managed to carry his role well.
Every character navigates a complex relationship, including the cousins. Their bond, initially built on companionship, evolves into something romantic…
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Kudumbasthan 2025
This reminded me of old Mohanlal movies that depicted a common man's struggles, wrapped in lighthearted, harmless comedy set in the modern day. Additionally, it addresses themes like casteism, equality, and the class divide here and there without disrupting the narrative. The film manages to strike a balance between all these elements in most places.
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