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Showing posts with label Malayalam movies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Malayalam movies. Show all posts
Saturday, January 18, 2014
Monday, September 16, 2013
Malayalam Movies. Annayum Rasoolum.
Saw "Annayum Rasoolum" on TV. Good to know there is talent in the Malayalam film industry which looks to portray realism in their work.
I think as far as romantic films go, it is essential for the viewer to empathize with the protagonists. For skeptic men like me, it happens if we can go back in time and fall in love with the girl on screen. To an extent it happened I must confess :).Andrea Jeremiah was a stunner. She came across as the melancholic frail young girl who finds a reason to live and love and yet loses it to a turn of circumstances.Andrea Jeremiah
Fahad Fazil is as usual at the top of his game. I think a stint in the U.S. and he has mastered the craft of method acting.
Music was memorable and blended in well with the script actually giving the whole movie a unique feel and personality.
Wooing a girl in Kerala, is tantamount to stalking and it comes through here. To that extent it is inevitable that it finds a place in the storyline. Yes, given that the epidemic of sexual harassment that prevails in the country, it does disturb a lot of us that youngsters do not have more civilized means of expressing their affection or interest in the opposite sex. Anyhow it does not take away anything from the aesthetic pleasure that the movie provides.Definitely recommended.Annayum Rasoolum
I think as far as romantic films go, it is essential for the viewer to empathize with the protagonists. For skeptic men like me, it happens if we can go back in time and fall in love with the girl on screen. To an extent it happened I must confess :).Andrea Jeremiah was a stunner. She came across as the melancholic frail young girl who finds a reason to live and love and yet loses it to a turn of circumstances.Andrea Jeremiah
Fahad Fazil is as usual at the top of his game. I think a stint in the U.S. and he has mastered the craft of method acting.
Music was memorable and blended in well with the script actually giving the whole movie a unique feel and personality.
Wooing a girl in Kerala, is tantamount to stalking and it comes through here. To that extent it is inevitable that it finds a place in the storyline. Yes, given that the epidemic of sexual harassment that prevails in the country, it does disturb a lot of us that youngsters do not have more civilized means of expressing their affection or interest in the opposite sex. Anyhow it does not take away anything from the aesthetic pleasure that the movie provides.Definitely recommended.Annayum Rasoolum
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