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Just before the accident, he had solved a high profile murder case. This is a crime-thriller which revolves around a cop who loses his memory in an accident. This is a slow paced film that takes its time and director Jeethu Joseph skillfully keeps us drawn into it with its enigmatic charm. A killer is on the loose and a cop has to chase his haunting past as well as the killer. This film is a slow paced thriller that remains true to its genre. This is a bold film on the political affairs of the state, at the heart of it is the theme that a man is part DNA, part unknown and part what he sees and goes through as a child, which reverberates through the film and its character arcs. This landmark film is a must see, before it eventually gets remade around the country. Also one of the highest grossing Malayalam films of all time. It is a thrilling tale of how far a man is willing to go to protect his family.

It has a brilliant script, backed by legendary actor Mohanlal in one of his best performances. How often do you find yourself watching a movie, pinning hopes on an obese person as the protagonist to overcome the negatives and find closure, this well-crafted and heartedly presented film achieves that.ĭrishyam could be stated as a crime-thriller masterpiece of 21st century Malayalam cinema. The film title literally meaning Hey Fatso, on one level is a well-written drama and at the same time pokes at the societal stereotypes and prejudices.

#Malayalam latest movies 2015 movie

The film captures the struggles, emotions of the protagonists with subtle elegance and makes it a movie that you can watch again and again.

After the national-award winning Ustad Hotel, Anjali Menon returns as director in this beautifully crafted film with an ensemble cast. The film gently switches between past and present and poignantly captures the story of the life of a doctor, aided with mood-stirring cinematography making it a great watch.īangalore Days is a refreshing tale of three cousins, who get back together in Bangalore. The picturesque village, well crafted scenes, and soulful performances by the cast completely absorb the viewer.Īyalum Njanum Thammil (Between You and Me) Īyalum Njanum Thammil is a candid and honest story between a senior doctor and a junior doctor, through which a picture of the medical profession is drawn. A feel-good, jovial musical experience which is technically and visually brilliant. The film revolves around the events that happen in a picturesque Kuttanadan village following the arrival of a young priest Vincent Vattolli. Along with bold performances by the cast, this film stands as path breaking. Director Aashiq Abu is at his best and boldest, as he gives a hard-hitting drama of rape, revenge and a penis getting lopped off. The film as the title suggests, is the story of a woman, 22 years of age, hailing from Kottayam. This movement noted to have started by early 2010, has seen many films being released over the past five years and here are a few of them:

Above all this movement has not been without the audience who are appreciating these films and adding to their commercial success.

They often make bold statements on societal and cultural issues.

Narratives and characters tend to avoid clichés.

Finding balance between the globalized culture and regional culture.

The films and filmmakers reflect the era of globalization and its cultural effects.

Films are no longer carried on the back of a star vehicle.

It has been an era of stardom making way for better narratives.

Some of the visible characteristics identifiable with new-gen Malayalam cinema are: There has been a mixed response to this change happening in Malayalam cinema. Aided with lower costs of digital film making, this new wave allowed filmmakers to push for greater variety of content and to tap into the rising popularity of social media for film promotions. Films like ‘Kerala Cafe’, ‘Nayakan’, ‘Malarvadi Arts Club’ brought in fresh perspectives and were different from the existing mainstream films but failed to have a good run at the box office.īut with the release of the film “ Traffic“, one of the first commercially hit ‘ new-gen’ movies, what followed was a new wave of films. By early 2010 a new breed of films made their way. The early 2000s also witnessed a rise in “ masala film” formula, similar to the ones made in Tamil and in Bollywood. This further increased the gap between art-house and mainstream films. Even established directors struggled as their films failed commercially. Malayalam cinema long known for its art-house and parallel films, by the beginning of the 21st century faced a decline in its quality.

It has been almost five years since the heralding of the so called term “ new generation Malayalam cinema“.