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8 reviews of Indian films, average rating 3.2/5.

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8reviews
3.19/5average rating
3.5highest: Minnal Murali
2lowest: Kammara Sambhavam
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Bhoothakaalam poster

2022 · Malayalam · The Times of India

Director Rahul Sadasivan’s Bhoothakalam confines its characters, on and off, in eerie night settings to unravel a handful of issues that they are facing, both psychological and otherwise.

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Minnal Murali poster

2021 · Malayalam · The Times of India

Yet another friendly, neighbourhood superhero is born in the ‘movieverse’ through the film, only a bit goofier and more genial

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Thinkalazhcha Nishchayam poster

2021 · Malayalam · The Times of India

What makes Senna’s film stand-out is the interesting presentation of the ordinary pains, characters, their circumstances and thoughts, by the fresh-out-of-the-oven cast.

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Vellam poster

2021 · Malayalam · The Times of India

The story can easily resonate with all who has issues with ‘bringing that spark back’ in their relationships. It’s a bit sitcom-y in parts, slips into some cliché romantic territories at times.

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Vaanku3.5/5

2021 · Malayalam · The Times of India

An interesting thought instilled in the minds of Raziya and her classmates by a teacher urges Raziya to reveal her biggest wish – to recite the azaan. And all hell breaks loose, predictably.

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Sudani from Nigeria poster

2018 · Malayalam · The Times of India

Sudani From Nigeria Movie Review: Critics Rating: 3.5 stars, click to give your Rating/Review, Sports dramas of M-Town are often cookie-cutter underdog stories but Sudani from Nigeria is an amazi

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2015 · Malayalam · The Times of India

Nirnayakam stands up to tackle a seemingly trivial issue that most people have faced. It is a mouthpiece to all those who have been silently suffering the Harthal issue; definitely worth a watch.

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