The anthology Manorathangal connects with MT fans but may not appeal to newer viewers, showing the need for fresh direction.
Author: Vinu Syriac
The anthology Manorathangal revisits MT Vasudevan’s timeless tales, blending nostalgia with uneven execution in its cinematic adaptation.
This article provides insights into the cinematic and narrative aspects of a bunch of M.T Vasudevan Nair’s movies.
Being a Malayali is not a geographical identity. It is a state of mind.
“Reimagining masculinity, relationships, and innocencem: Peruvazhiyambalam, Kochu Kochu Thettukal, and Thakara – a continued exploration of Padmarajan’s impactful films
The Mammootty movie insists that you pay attention for 150 minutes, promising a massive payoff. That is not quite delivered.
In this part of the series, MT: Malayalam’s Talisman, we dissect three films Valarthumrugangal, Thrishna and Aaroodam. Valarthumrugangal (Domesticated Animals) (1981) Cast: Sukumaran, Madhavi, Balan K…
Though Padmarajan’s screenplays ruffled many feathers in the 1970s, his fans are still on the rise. Beginning his career as a screenwriter for hire, a versatile…
Filmmaker and screenwriter KG George explores the different layers of the society and characteristic traits of people in his films Swapnadanam, Mannu and Ulkadal.
Analysing Edavazhiyile Poocha, Minda Poocha, Vilkkanundu Swapnangal and Oppol.