Director: I.V. Sasi
Music: M.M. Kreem
Genres: Action,Crime,Drama
Release Year: 1991
Country: India
VIDEO
Tuesday, 31 May 2011
Anaswaram
Director: Jomon
Producer: Manian Pillai Raju
Music: Ilayaraja
Release Year: 1991
VIDEO
Sunday, 29 May 2011
Thalapathi
Director: Mani Ratnam
Producer: Rajan Lall,G. Venkateswaran
Music: Ilayaraja
Genres: Crime,Drama
Release Year: 1991
Country: India
Friday, 27 May 2011
Mathilukal ( 1967 )
Director: Adoor Gopalakrishnan
Producer: Adoor Gopalakrishnan
Release Year: 1990
Country: India
Samrajyam
SAMRAJYAM- FEEL THE FIRE
Director: Jomon
Music: Ilayaraja
Genres: Action,Thriller
Release Year: 1990
Country: India
VIDEO
KUTTETTAN
Director: Joshi
Producer:
Music: Raveendran,S.P. Venkatesh
Genres: Action,Comedy,Drama
Release Year: 1990
Country: India
Kalikkalam
Director: Sathyan Anthikad
Producer:
Music: Johnson
Genres: Comedy,Drama,Thriller
Release Year: 1990
Country: India
VIDEO
Mownam Sammadham
Director: Madhu,K. Madhu
Producer: Kovai Chezhiyan
Music: Ilayaraja
Genres: Crime
Release Year: 1989
Country: India
VIDEO
Oru Vadakkan Veeragatha
Director: T. Hariharan
Producer: P.V. Gangadharan
Music: Ravi
Genres: Action,Drama,History,Thriller,War
Release Year: 1989
Country: India
VIDEO
Mahayanam
MAHAYANAM
Director: Joshi
Producer: C.T. Rajan
Music: Ouseppachan,S.P. Venkatesh
Genres: Action,Drama
Release Year: 1989
Country: India
VIDEO
Thursday, 26 May 2011
Palukku
Blessy, who earlier gave us Kaazhcha and Thanmathra, now amazes and impresses us with Palunku, his latest offering. While the first half of the film sometimes leaves us wondering as to what the film is all about and whether Blessy's career graph is going for a dip, the post-interval section simply leaves us spellbound and exclaiming that Palunku is Blessy's best till date. The film has outscored Kaazhcha and Thanmathra, subject-wise and treatment-wise, though it may perhaps not be a crowd puller or appease die-hard fans of lead man Mammootty.
Palunku tells the story of an industrious farmer Monichan and his family, which consists of his wife Susamma, and his daughters Geethu and Neethu, whom he lovingly calls 'Ponnu' and 'Kilunthu'. Monichan is happy with his life as a farmer and loves his family, his profession, nature and the people around him.
At a juncture in his life, he is forced to take his daughters to a school in the town, simply because the school in his village cannot accommodate his elder daughter, who is in fifth standard, as there are not enough students to run classes. Thus Geethu and Neethu join an English medium school. Monichan brings the children to school every morning and hangs around in town till evening to take them back.
In the course of this routine, Monichan gets close to Soman Pillai, a shrewd lottery agent, who knows all short-cuts to earn money. Soman Pillai becomes Monichan's advisor. Monichan buys a bicycle and the father and the daughters now travel to town and back on the bicycle. In the meantime Monichan joins a class conducted for elders and starts learning to read and write Malayalam as well as English. A minor accident makes Monichan shift over to the town along with his family.
Once in town, Monichan finds himself entrapped in a vicious circle. He, with all help from Soman Pillai, begins to tread on the wrong path, lending out money, and doing things not entirely above board. His life changes slowly. He is no more the naive farmer he used to be. Even his wife has changed. She spends her time watching soaps on TV and dreaming about modern household amenities. But fate has something else in store for them.
Mammootty gives a stellar performance as Monichan and he proves that he is just irreplaceable as far as such roles are concerned. New girl Lakshmi Sharma as Susamma is a good choice. The children Nazrin (as Geethu) and Niveditha (as Neethu) have done full justice to their roles. Jagathy Sreekumar as Soman Pillai and Nedumudi Venu as the teacher are quite impressive. All the others in the cast too have done well.
Technically the film is superb without the cinematographer (Santhosh Thundiyil of Krish fame) or the editor (Raja Muhammed) having to indulge in any gimmicks. The songs too jell with the theme and the situations. The star of the film however, is the director himself. Blessy has done an excellent job with the script as well as the direction.
Every element finds its way into the film - irony, allegory, sentiment, and humour - all in good measure without ever tending to be melodramatic or overtly sentimental. Palunku is a slice of contemporary life and has universal appeal. It is rarely that such films happen in mainstream Malayalam cinema. Hats off to Blessy for coming up with such a bold initiative without falling prey to the demands of the box office!
Palunku tells the story of an industrious farmer Monichan and his family, which consists of his wife Susamma, and his daughters Geethu and Neethu, whom he lovingly calls 'Ponnu' and 'Kilunthu'. Monichan is happy with his life as a farmer and loves his family, his profession, nature and the people around him.
At a juncture in his life, he is forced to take his daughters to a school in the town, simply because the school in his village cannot accommodate his elder daughter, who is in fifth standard, as there are not enough students to run classes. Thus Geethu and Neethu join an English medium school. Monichan brings the children to school every morning and hangs around in town till evening to take them back.
In the course of this routine, Monichan gets close to Soman Pillai, a shrewd lottery agent, who knows all short-cuts to earn money. Soman Pillai becomes Monichan's advisor. Monichan buys a bicycle and the father and the daughters now travel to town and back on the bicycle. In the meantime Monichan joins a class conducted for elders and starts learning to read and write Malayalam as well as English. A minor accident makes Monichan shift over to the town along with his family.
Once in town, Monichan finds himself entrapped in a vicious circle. He, with all help from Soman Pillai, begins to tread on the wrong path, lending out money, and doing things not entirely above board. His life changes slowly. He is no more the naive farmer he used to be. Even his wife has changed. She spends her time watching soaps on TV and dreaming about modern household amenities. But fate has something else in store for them.
Mammootty gives a stellar performance as Monichan and he proves that he is just irreplaceable as far as such roles are concerned. New girl Lakshmi Sharma as Susamma is a good choice. The children Nazrin (as Geethu) and Niveditha (as Neethu) have done full justice to their roles. Jagathy Sreekumar as Soman Pillai and Nedumudi Venu as the teacher are quite impressive. All the others in the cast too have done well.
Technically the film is superb without the cinematographer (Santhosh Thundiyil of Krish fame) or the editor (Raja Muhammed) having to indulge in any gimmicks. The songs too jell with the theme and the situations. The star of the film however, is the director himself. Blessy has done an excellent job with the script as well as the direction.
Every element finds its way into the film - irony, allegory, sentiment, and humour - all in good measure without ever tending to be melodramatic or overtly sentimental. Palunku is a slice of contemporary life and has universal appeal. It is rarely that such films happen in mainstream Malayalam cinema. Hats off to Blessy for coming up with such a bold initiative without falling prey to the demands of the box office!
Bhargavacharitham Moonam Khandam
Bhargavacharitham Moonam Khandam (2006)
Cast: Mammootty, Sreenivasan, Sai Kumar and Padmapriya
Language: Malayalam
Director: Joemon
Screenplay: Sreenivasan
Producer: Noushad
Malayalam superstar Mammootty's offering for his fans this Onam -"Bhargavacharitham Moonam Khandam" -, is a rip-off of Hollywood flick "Analyze This". Directed by Joemon, the film is co-written by Sreenivasan, who has also played a significant role in the film.
This is yet another attempt by Mammootty to succeed in comedy, but it leaves us dissatisfied.
The story revolves around a notorious criminal 'Current Bhargavan' (Mammootty), who has lost the confidence to pick up a gun or resort to any kind of violence.
So, he seeks the help of a renowned psychiatrist Dr. Shantharam (Sreenivasan). The film is about what follows. This tangled tale may look good on paper, but its execution leaves audiences' hopes punctured.
The main fault lies with director Joemon, who does nothing inventive with the characters and the viewers end up bearing with a stylishly dressed Mammootty showing off fancy caps.
The ever-sarcastic Sreenivasan lampoons the psychiatric profession in his repetitive style. Sample this dialogue: "For a psychiatrist, everybody is mad."
The film is strewn with many such dialogues that succeed in inducing forced chuckles only and not a good full-throated laughter.
Coming back to the story, it is futile to seek plausibility in such plots but there are a few situations that jar in-spite of our low expectations.
Bhargavan is infamous for his marijuana cultivations in the forest land of Kerala and is suspected to have abducted and killed an honest officer of the narcotics department, but still he roams freely around.
The other characters in the film just make fleeting appearances. Rahman as one of the officers of narcotics department and would be brother-in-law of Sreenivasan makes his presence felt. But Sai Kumar as Rahman's chief and Bhargavan go overboard.
It seems that Sreenivasan tried to repeat the success of "Udayananu Tharam" but it backfired. A more realistic plot might have worked better.
This Onam will be lacklustre for Mammootty fans.
Wednesday, 25 May 2011
Vande Matharam
Movie:Vande Matharam
Banner: Pankaj Productions
Cast: Mammotty,Sneha, Arjun, Kalabhavan, VMC Haneefa, Sumitra, Riaz Khan
Direction: T. Aravinda Raj
Production: Henry
Music: Vidyasagar
Mammootty in Vande Matharam plays Gopikrishnan who has been assigned the task of cracking down a proposed terrorist operation in South India. Arjun plays his assistant Anwar and together they get down to some serious terrorist nabbing. Gopikrishnan and Anwar spend the first half of the film tracing phone calls and chasing people around highways. A few bombs explode here and there which I believe is expected to make the situation even more tense. Gopikrishnan runs after the invisible enemy while Anwar climbs buildings and jumps off unbelievable heights.
The investigation proceeds through incredibly weird situations that would have you blinking your eyes in disbelief. For instance, there is this whole
Finally, they zero in on the one terrorist who has been planning it all. They manage to capture him, but aren't
I couldn't for the life of me understand what Gopikrishnan was doing in front of a television screen watching video footage of the terrorist's daughter speaking to her mom. Did he actually have some cameras installed in that remote Pakistan village and keep them under surveillance?
As for the poor terrorist, he has a sob story to tell. He has a daughter who refuses to go to school because of a stammer. And what does the terrorist, who is a father first and a dreaded criminal second do? He promises her that he will return with all the money that is required to cure her of her
The final fifteen minutes of the film that has plenty of real drama thrown is unbelievably mindless. The officers attempt to create a make-believe world for the criminal and lead him onto that very important declaration of guilt. Things soon get worse as the drama gets more and more implausible. Imagine a woman officer being sent into the cell of a hardcore terrorist without even as much as a soul or a security officer around!
Mammootty has absolutely nothing to do in this film except playing the commanding officer who just has to utter commands. Arjun puts in his
Vandemataram obviously has been made on an exorbitant budget. The done to death patriotic theme receives no fresh makeover in the film. If only it had paid more attention to that feeble script instead of raking up all that clatter and clamor on screen, would it have made more sense.
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Director : Sohan Sinulal
Producer : Narayandas
Music Director : James Vasanthan
Lyricst : Vayalar Sharath Chandra Varma
Cast : Mammootty,Tapasee,Nadhiya,Suraj Venjaramood,Salim Kumar,Bijukuttan
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Director : Sohan Sinulal
Producer : Narayandas
Lyricst : Vayalar Sharath Chandra Varma
Cast : Mammootty,Tapasee,Nadhiya,Suraj Venjaramood,Salim Kumar,Bijukuttan
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Mammootty In Daddy Cool
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Awards and Acheivements
Mammootty was awarded the Padma Shri in 1998, for his contributions to the Indian Cinema.
STATE AWARDS
* 1981 "Ahimsa" (Supporting Actor)
* 1984 "Adiyozhukkukal" (Actor)
* 1985 "Yathra ", "Nirakkoottu" (Special Award)
* 1989 "Oru Vadakkan Veeragadha", "Mathilukal"
* 1994 "Vidheyan", "Pothanmada" (Actor)
* 2004 "Kazhcha" (Actor)
NATIONAL AWARDS
* 1989 "Mathilukal", "Oru Vadakkan Veeragadha"
* 1993 "Vidheyan", "Pothanmada"
* 1999 "Dr. Ambedkar"
FILM FARE AWARDS
* 1984 "Adiyozhukkukal"
* 1985 "Yathra", "Nirakkoottu"
* 1990 "Mathilukal"
* 1991 "Amaram"
* 1997 "Boothakannadi"
* 2004 "Kazhcha" (Actor)
OTHER AWARDS & HONOURS
* V. Shantaram Award (Movie : Dr. Ambedkar)
* Asia Pacific Merlian Award
* Cinema Express (Various Movies, years)
* Ramu Karyat Award
* Screen Award
STATE AWARDS
* 1981 "Ahimsa" (Supporting Actor)
* 1984 "Adiyozhukkukal" (Actor)
* 1985 "
* 1989 "Oru Vadakkan Veeragadha", "Mathilukal"
* 1994 "Vidheyan", "Pothanmada" (Actor)
* 2004 "Kazhcha" (Actor)
NATIONAL AWARDS
* 1989 "Mathilukal", "Oru Vadakkan Veeragadha"
* 1993 "Vidheyan", "Pothanmada"
* 1999 "Dr. Ambedkar"
FILM FARE AWARDS
* 1984 "Adiyozhukkukal"
* 1985 "Yathra", "Nirakkoottu"
* 1990 "Mathilukal"
* 1991 "Amaram"
* 1997 "Boothakannadi"
* 2004 "Kazhcha" (Actor)
OTHER AWARDS & HONOURS
* V. Shantaram Award (
* Asia Pacific Merlian Award
* Cinema Express (Various Movies, years)
* Ramu Karyat Award
* Screen Award
Mammootty and Johny Antony team again
The hit movies like 'Thuruppughulan' 'Pattanathil Bhootham' director Johny Antony will once again team up with Megastar Mammootty for
Kallakamukan movie produced by Milan Jaleel, the movie which will be offering for next Vishu, will start its shoot by the mid of December
Mammootty in BalyakalaSakhy
Megastar Mammooty will once again come up in a character written by famous litterateur Vaikom Muhammed Basheer. Mammootty will now become Majeed in the filmi translation of famous work ‘BalyakalaSakhy.
BalyakalaSakhy directed by Pramod Payyannur,the movie will be told in the viewpoint of Majeed, who has reached Calcutta.The movie which will tell the complicated life situations of Majeed will also refer in its backdrop the political equations that led to the division of pre-independent India.The movie to be produced by Livin arts and Estheese media will have Shahzaaz Aman remixing a couple of classic songs to be included in the narratives.
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