Muraa, directed by Mohammad Mustafa, is an action thriller that follows a familiar plot we’ve seen in many crime dramas, revolving around a group of young friends involved in criminal activities. Unfortunately, the film doesn’t offer much new in terms of story, and its execution is only at a watchable level, lacking the exceptional edge needed to make it stand out.

While there are a few engaging moments, particularly a fight scene in the second half, the script feels flat…

Sookshmadarshini, directed by M.C. Jithin, is a unique blend of mystery thriller and black comedy, offering an engaging yet unconventional cinematic experience. Basil Joseph shines yet again, stepping out of his usual comic roles to deliver a nuanced performance that perfectly matches the character's demands. On the other hand, Nazriya delivers a decent performance, though not particularly mesmerizing.

A standout is Siddharth Bharathan, whose brief screen time leaves a more lasting impression than some of the leads, showcasing his talent…

Bougainvillea, directed by Amal Neerad, opens with a promising psychological thriller premise involving a couple, portrayed by Kunchacko Boban and Jyothirmayi, whose lives are turned upside down after an accident. The film explores themes of memory and identity but ultimately feels like a half-baked thriller that doesn't fully engage the audience.

Jyothirmayi delivers a solid performance and is undoubtedly the standout performer in the film. She brings the right emotional depth to her character, effectively portraying the struggles and vulnerability…