Malayalam Cinema vs Tamil Cinema | Who Stole The Spotlight In 2024 ? | Rise of Tamil New Wave

[@i.m.v.a.l.k.y.r.i.e]

This year has been remarkable for small-budget movies, delivering delightful surprises in both the Malayalam and Tamil industries. As a North Indian, I'm thrilled to see these films gaining wider appeal and becoming accessible in my city, which wasn't as common before. One interesting takeaway from this video is the portrayal of strong female characters, many of whom have been played by Malayalam actors. It's heartening to see Malayalam talent shine in Tamil cinema, and I’m sure the Malayalam audience takes pride in their contribution to these powerful roles.

[@filmkopath]

well said 👍

[@sreekanthmadiyan]

Yes. This is exactly what my take away from this video too.

[@god-speed]

I am a malayali. I liked "Laapata ladies" very much... ❤

[@sreekanthmadiyan]

Its interseting to see all the good tamil movies you mentioned here has a malyali heroine/actress. Koottukali - Anna Ben Thangalan - Paravathy and Malavika Lubber pandhu - Swasika Vazhai - Nikhila Vimal Maharaja - Mamta mohandas Lover I am not sure.

[@filmkopath]

interesting indeed!

[@footballmadness4901]

Maharaja- abhirami too

[@RajKumar-nt3qi]

Tamilnadu females don’t like to portray them in front of the screen and our Tamil family don’t encourage our girls to project themselves in the screen. Our girls are much focused in achieving something which others can’t achieve. That’s why our Tamil girls are flourishing in educational fields and other creative activities.

[@deepalakshmi5890]

@@sreekanthmadiyan Kerala avithu vitutaanaga like 9 amala Paul Nithya Menon etc 😅😅😅

[@anubratoroy749]

This has been an amazing year for Indian Cinema!! I am geniunely happy that more people are actively seeking variety of such offbeat films. Malayalam cinema got its overdue national attention and Tamil cinema really surprised with its offerings🤩💖 This kind of makes me sad also as the only noteworthy offerings from Bengali cinema was Manikbabur Megh and Padatik. Some said that Ajogya was great but I felt it fell short of Kaushik Ganguli's potential as a filmmaker!!

[@filmkopath]

Manikbabur Megh was wonderful 👌

[@privateprofile3517]

​@@filmkopathExcept for shit ass Bollywood

[@Faznaa117]

For me, Malayalam cinema surpasses all others in terms of content, screenplay, and acting. While there are some exceptional Tamil movies like 'Maharaja Vaazhai' lubber pandhu and Meiyazhagan', I firmly believe that Malayalam cinema stands out for its unique content and quality.

[@sandhyarani8649]

I also have the same opinion. Total gross collection of Tamil cinema is low comparing last few years. Last couple o years, some good films were released in Tamil. Films like GOAT was a blockbuster, but it received negative reviews. Maharaja was the first big hit of the year, when almost half year ran out. Merry Christmas was also a brilliant film, but was a failure at box office.

[@DineshKumar-qy6li]

nOT ALL FILMS VERY FEW ONLY

[@deepalakshmi5890]

Haha Malayalam cinema is accepted in Kerala and other states but doesn’t mean it’s for everyone I don’t get Malayalam cinema at all and feel too much reality is a turn off. Also me too in Kerala shied boasting about ur cinema is not enough

[@deepalakshmi5890]

Also you forgot balachander movies which were way ahead of its times and just few films you mention shows your lack of knowledge

[@nandhinijeyarajan8232]

Just wow❤ I felt the same during the release of Kottukali & Vazhai😊

[@Vinodkumar24A]

There is no shortage of talents in Tamil cinema, and as we all know, Tamil language has such a Great legacy with its Strong rooted Literature & Great music. The only problem is with the mainstream or Big budget movies. The makers of these mainstream movies often compromise on quality for Stardom and Financial interests. The movies like leo, kanguva, Indian2 etc are examples. They want to include unrealistic fight scenes, dance, & extreme melodrama scenes to get mass appreciation... and part of the blame has to go to the audience too. I would like to request the tamil audience to support and appreciate good rooted tamil movies, like maharaja, vaazhai, lubber panth etc more than these over the top mass masala movies. Budget is not at all a criteria for quality. 'Amaran' with a bigger budget is also a very good movie. I think Malayalam industry is blessed with a better and sensible audience and thats why the film makers show courage to make good, sometimes out of the box concepts films here. Post 2020, I see a huge inclination towards good films in tamil audience perspective too and that is a great sign. Love to watch more and more good films from Tamil.. ❤from Kerala🥰🥰

[@SamVel-te9qd]

Meiyazhagan,Black, pogumidam vegu thoormilai, jobaby, Maharaja,Lubber pandhu,vaazhai,LoverThese content oriented movies Blockbuster 🔥 Kollywood industry 🎉❤🛐

[@newgen1002]

Lubber pandhu was a big box office hit...made a "share" of 40crs...maharaja and amaran were big box office sucess too...Meiyazhagan was a hit but faced tough competion from Vaazhai and lubber pandhu and GOAT...Vaazhai itself was peak Box office success earning double profit for producer for a film that is not even 10crs budget

[@Madhukrishnan-pv6tc]

Iam a lover of Malayalam cinema. I was thrilled after watching manjummel boys, premalu , guruvayoor ambalanadayil etc. But this year some tamil films which you mentioned like vazhai , lubber pandhu and thangalaan were way ahead of the Malayalam movies in the way they dealt with rabid casteism that has pervaded every fabric of this society and the associated hypocrisy of the power weilders.

[@FoodAndBeverageXplorer]

Tamil always revolves around casteism, power politics. The versatility is not as much as Malayalam

[@Rbc72]

Mention about Attam, goatlife, Ullozhukku, ARM, recently sookshmadarsini.. you will be in other thoughts..

[@a.j4709]

Premalu, manjummel boys, Brahmmayugam, kishkinthakantham, level cross.

[@CJ-ud8nf]

​@@a.j4709 brahmayugam❌ Level Cross ❌❌❌

[@a.j4709]

@@CJ-ud8nf everyone has different taste in movies.

[@princer46]

Arm is big head ache, making is like a Hindi serial.

[@jithutube]

I think ARM is not in this league..

[@travancore_royal_family]

This video is slightly misleading. Malayalam film industry has lot of limitations compared to Tamil film industry. Geographically Kerala is a small state, population is less, number of screens is less, so the money flowing will be comparatively less than Tamil Cinema. However, within the limited canvas Malayalam film industry is creating wonders. TBH we cannot compare Malayalam and Tamil cinema. Mainstream commercial Tamil cinema needa to change a lot.

[@sandhyarani8649]

Good point. . Tamil cinema is also making some wonderful films post-corona period. But still this year it goes to Malayalam film industry. After Telugu and Hindi, Malayalam industry earned more money, and most significant fact is what you told above. Small audience, less budget, yet gaining nation-wide attention through fresh content.

[@ShihabBobby]

Off beat is mainstream in Malayalam.

[@DineshKumar-qy6li]

It's not just about profits or budget. Low budget films like Vazhai, Kottukali, Kurangu pedal, Lover are technically far better than malayalam films from this year

[@sandhyarani8649]

@@DineshKumar-qy6li Films are not bad, got good reviews, not brilliant...except Kottukali. Scripts are definitely good. But you are confusing it with technical brilliance. If you can explain a little better, it's nice

[@deepalakshmi5890]

Sorry Tamil cinema has variety which Malayalam cinema doesn’t have they just keep doing realistic or thriller movies nothing new so I feel Malayalam cinema needs much improvement

[@jithutube]

Only for a very short brief period, when Maharaja's graph was growing. Others, Meiazhagan, Lubber Pandhu, etc, don't come close to the top movies that came out of Kerala this year.

[@TheFilmFatale]

Great conversation starter in which the ultimate is answer is all of Indian cinema was amplified

[@professor.georgekutty4thst75]

Maybe You guys missed some film released in second half Pani , mura , anand sreebala , sthanarthi sreekuttan , sookshmadharsani , palloti 90s kids These films got good reviews And upcoming films like rudhiram & rifle club looks promising ( teaser/ trailer)

[@filmkopath]

you can find Sookshmadoorsini review on the channel. Yet to watch the rest, will catchup soon

[@HariKrishnan-fz8eb]

Is gender politics or caste politics movies are the quality films according to you. Whats rubbish its already said in many movies patriarchy, women empowerment that's became outdated now. , i think movies like kishkindha kandam , thalavan, are the ones which giving true quality as a movie

[@Infinitboundaries]

2024 is not the golden year of malayalam cinema. 2024 is the year that other states people knowing and started watching malayalam films

[@shb1989]

tamil big budget movies are so underwhelming

[@KirthiVasan-l6s]

Yeah

[@DineshKumar-qy6li]

The uniqueness of Tamil film industry is that they make good big star commercial films and as well as world class artistic films which are better than Malayalam or any other film industry. This year they made Kurangu pedal, Vazhai, Kottukaali etc which are pure art house films, even malayalam films can't compete.

[@rajprad9120]

But doesn’t Tamil movies stick to caste / class issues? Can’t see much variety in themes/ setting .

[@DineshKumar-qy6li]

@rajprad9120 except for Vazhai and Thangalan which spoke about caste issue? 🤔

[@prabhuraaj101]

​​​​​@@rajprad9120may be thats all you know. Let me list you other genres aaranya kaandam, maaveeran, suudhu kavvum, Naduvula konjam pakkatha kaanam, Kaaka muttai, Mouna guru, Teddy, Sarpaata parambarai To name few... trust me malayalam fims may have good scripts that local and ethinic... but nothing beats Tamil industry versatality and experimental attempts.. There is no answer for some tamil unque movies like Super Delux, Kaka muttai from any other Indian industry..

[@rajprad9120]

@ loved Sarpattai Parambarai.. But what is the mediocre Teddy doing the list. I never said Tamil movies are mediocre. But most of the ‘good’ or ‘realistic’ movies are mostly based in rural setting , focuses on caste/ exploitation/ poverty and many has torture / violence in it.

[@RickRoy-rx7eu]

Hey , filmkopath what are your views on bohurupi ?

[@filmkopath]

Have been out of India for last few months, yet to watch it. Will catchup soon

[@TheUniverse245]

Its a misleading video to diminish the achievement made by Malayalam cinema. Malayalam cinema has always been strong in conyent compared to Tamil cinema. In this video one complain was about lack of female characters. And the movies like Attam and Ullozhukku were not highlighed enough saying that they were not popular. Bith these movies were huge success in theatre and critics. Were as thangalan was a theatrical failure and kottukali had mixed opinion. So which among those were popular. Is female character not strong in Premalu? There are lot of other Malayalam movies which had amazing female characters.

[@filmkopath]

If you go through our video palette, you would realise how much we are in love with Malayalam Cinema and there is no reason to diminish its achievement whatsoever. You will find reviews and interviews on Ullozhukku on the channel along with other gems of Malayalam cinema. Having said that the quality of small budget Tamil films in this year cannot be denied and has to be celebrated as well. The way caste politics have come across on all these films cannot be ignored along with the strength of its female protagonists.

[@TheUniverse245]

@filmkopath Tamil films always have lot of caste movie. Infact every year there are lot of caste based films favoirism castism is also released in tamil. Those are not popular outside TN. Thats it. All these caste movies come to a point of repetition and boring. What good has it done to the TN society. Still it is the south Indian state with hight casge based issues. Leaving that apart, the amount of good small to medium budgets films were also more in Malayalam cinema this year than comparsd to Tamil cinema. Even the masala movies were better in Malayalam cinema than in Tamil cinema this ysar. The success of Premalu and Avesham are examples. That is why this video is misleading when you say Tamil cinema outshine Malayalam cinema this year. Even the technical quality of smaller Malayalam films were far better compared to the tamil films released this year. I know your previous videos and your likeness for Malayalam cinema. But today's video is something that seems not logical when you say this year Tamil cinema outshine Malayalam cinema in terms of quality, considering the actual statistics of good films and hits from both the industries. I dont think even tamil film directors wont make that statement. Infact in every interviews they come and talk that they aspire to acheive the quality of small to medium budget Malayalam films. And i dont understand how you consider Maharaja (20 crore)and meiazhagan (35crore) as small budget movies? They might be small budget in tamil cinema terms. But then pls dont tag it as small budget and compare it with movies half its budget. Can Tamil industry make a movie like ARM with such scale and quality with a budget of 35 crores? Same applies to movies like Kishkindha kandam, Manjummel boys, Premalu, Level cross etc.

[@newgen1002]

​@@TheUniverse245bro writes one long passage to convey tamil cinema only makes caste film becuz they ONLY have caste issues😂😂 why the hell do mallus and other south jndians have caste based surnames and keep having inter caste fights as seen in news?😂😂 every one has these issues but are afraid to talk...also we make tons of love stories snd action masala every year...aren't they repetitive genres? Why only categorize "caste" stories? One can say...they want to explore different aspects of caste system in stories...but to categorize and say it's nothing shows how blind you are to every day news

[@TheUniverse245]

@newgen1002 why surname is an issue? Most people in Kerala have surname. This surname is usually either the first name or last name of father. Only less than 10 percentage of Kerala's population has a surname same as caste. From my observation, they are not bothered if it is a caste name or not. Its just a name for us. Now, the tradition of not using caste related surname in TN is bcs of the rule made by Jayalalitha. If you are someone from TN, you would know how much is TN caste oriented. I first went to TN in 2017 after getting job. After that I realosed this truth. Even in 2017 I heared educated people working in corporates say "enga jaathikaran". Even if you are not from TN, you might have seen news about TN is the only state which had caste walls build. The incident about the village member was made to sit on floor just because of her caste. The incident where human excreta was mixed in drinking water. The high number of incidences in honor killing. Do you know that still there is a village in TN near Chennai where they follow untouchability? So dont talk about surnames. We have seen how much caste pride videos and reels became viral after the fahad fasil's role in Maamannan. We know how much fight is still happening between certain castes because of the fish cut scene in Karnan. We are aware about the thousands of caste pride videos posted by youngsters in TN (just such in youtube. There are a lot). Do you see such hundreds of caste pride videos from youngsters in Kerala? So dont comment about surname with out understanding the reality. Now coming to my long comment. It was a reply to the mentioning that he consider tamil did better bcs of the amount of caste based stories. Dont you think its an absurd statement? My comment was to his illogical statement and wrong statistics. Statistically, the number of small to medium budget films which were high in quality and hits were more in Malayalam conema this year compared to Tamil cinema. First of all there was not even a necessity to compare among different film industries. Even if u compare thwn do it logically and properly. Every month of 2024 had atleast one good quality film released in Malayalam. That did not happened in other induatries. These channels know that they have to make these kind of videos to grab subscribers from larger speaking languages. And the funny thing is categorising 20 crore budget Maharaja and 35 crore budget meiazhagan in lower budget movies.

[@tamiltv5909]

@@newgen1002 bro Mollywood is best in the entire universe.. you know one thing Kollywood got national award or any award because of mallus.. you have to accept the truth..

[@rainfire3798]

While Tamil cinema made a strong comeback with the movies you mentioned in the video, malayalam cinema have more brilliant movies in quantity in 2024, making it still undoubtedly the year of malayalam cinema eventhough tamil cinema is not far behind.

[@newgen1002]

Social media is always ready to club tamil movies with other big industries and classify it as just another mass-masala industry...and end up showing their "under dog" love to malayalam blindly after watching hardly 3-4 malayalam movies (thereby not showing true love to them as well)....may be thats the reward tamil cinema gets for balancing all sides

[@cinefile0075]

My favorite industry is tamil cinema not malyalam. They can make mass commercial films like asuran, sarpatta parambaria and vikram at same time make small films like vaazhai, pebels and mandela. Malyalam cinema cant make great commercial films like sarpatta parambarai or vikram or manaadu and that too in perpetual form at the same time taking on issues like caste and gender.

[@TheUniverse245]

All the hit films from Malayalam cinema are also commercial cinema. If Malayalam cinema was not commercial then why would tamil cinema has so much remakes of Malayalam cinema. Infact in the list of the biggest commercial hits of tamil actors are all Malayalam remakes.

[@VenuMadhavan-l9f]

​@TheUniverse245 Malayalam cinema mostly focuses on content more than commercial. But yeah, sometimes some commercial movies of them are also hit.

[@TheUniverse245]

@VenuMadhavan-l9f all movies which are hit are commercially successful movie. Every film is a commercial product. You are mistaking masala movie with the term commercial.

[@VenuMadhavan-l9f]

@@TheUniverse245 Wait, are they both different? I didn't know.

[@TheUniverse245]

@VenuMadhavan-l9f do u think producers make movies for charity?

[@sreelakshmi2584]

I watched 2 or 3 Tamil movies this year but Meiyazhagan comes on top for me. It surpasses every other movie for me. (From a malayali)

[@unnipaul8944]

If u try to compare 2 industries, equal space should be given for mentioning films from both industries. While you just mentioned a few points regarding Malayalam films, u elaborated on the positives of Tamil movies. What you said is right. There were many Tamil films which addressed cast inequalities. But that is the way Tamil films always been. Over the years there were many such films. I was quite surprised u didn't even mention Brahmayugam. I think u didn't get the point why malayalam films were totally appreciated more than any films from other industries. While the Tamil films which were loved by the critics didn't get the mass audience. Only Maharaja and Meiyazhagan crossed such barrier. While most of the hit films of Malayalam in 2024 were equally well received by critics and general public. Other than Ullozhukku there were no difference between art films and mass films. Well u can say the films which portrayed woman more strongly were more in Tamil cinema than Malayalam. But I don't think that is the criteria for a good film. Whichever gender is the lead the film should be a good one. Also the ratio of successful films in Malayalam industry was on its all time high. Don't get me wrong. I love Tamil movies. But most movies which were with high expectations were not upto the mark like Thangalaan, Indian 2, Vettaiyan, Lal salaam, Kanguva etc. Among these Thangalaan and Vettaiyan were decent but it didn't reached as per expectations. Only big film which were as per expectation was Amaran. There were unexpected hits. I don't know whether u r from Tamilnadu or not. Most of the times the theatre owners survived bcoz of the old hit films. One of the reason Manjummel boys became a huge hit in Tamilnadu was bcoz there were zero competition then. There were many unrecognized gems from Tamil this year. If u ask me that was the problem. They failed to connect with the audience. That was where Malayalam film industry scored big this year. Not that every films were extraordinary. There were many good films and it reached a large number of audience.

[@filmkopath]

This is not a battle card video between Tamil and Malayalam Cinema… this is a video to appreciate the new wave Tamil movies of the year. This is to emphasise that in this year, where Malayalam cinema rightfully got deserving mass attention, let us also not forget the amazing Tamil films which passed on its politics and aesthetics ahead of box office perks. If you would check other videos on the channel you would understand our love for Malayalam cinema anyway. Aavesham to Manjummel Boys, Kishkindha Kandam to Goat’s Life to Ullozhukku are all discussed and celebrated. You can also checkout our video on The Beauty of Malayalam Cinema. Bramayugam has also been discussed in more than one video though we never touched our reservations on the film, which we might do sometime later. And having said and done all that, we also feel that many of the Tamil films of the year also matched in quality and aesthetics and hence the video. You mention about gender parity not being a parameter for the film’s quality which is agreed in the video itself. But then if you find that parity somehow blurred in most of the bigger hits then it is also not a point worth discarding. And then if gender parity is not a parameter for quality, so is not box office profits. The best of films from all industries has been box office duds but eventual cult classics for cinephiles. So, in all, this is a video about celebrating cinema of our country that both industries have upheld in the best possible way and the only submission is to not let celebration of one eclipse the other with our region biased agendas that seems to be the case for many. Cinema is expected to transcend boundaries, bring together emotions of human beings across states or countries. We are Bengalis running this channel and we feel proud for both Tamil and Malayalam Cinema.

[@unnipaul8944]

@@filmkopath Appreciate that u find time to give a reply, a detailed one. Sorry to say that my reply was based on this single video. I haven't seen ur previous videos regarding Malayalam movies. On certain points we can agree to disagree. Anyway, thanks for your reply and I have subscribed to ur channel.

[@karthikkannan3774]

Thangalaan is an exceptional attempt and also it made box office profit ...people blindly support malayalam cinema they get stuck to a certain genre they can never pull a movie like Thangalaan or any mass movie out there ...just imagine how many new attempts risks has been taken in Tamil cinema u cannot watch drama or certain type of movie all the time right ? I liked Brahmmayugam 👍...Manjummel Boys made its money inside Tamilnadu with tat song kanmani anbodu kadhalan song it didnt run well inside Kerala ...I feel like the amount of risk and genres made in Tamilnadu is not appreciated and it is critized only with the big budget dissasters .....2nd half of Tamil cinema this year ❤ Vaazhai,Maharaja, Kottukaali, Meiyazhagan, Thangalaan, Amaran, Sorgavasal not bad ..all these are some of the notable movies apart from these few other good movies are also there....The climax is yet to come wait for Viduthalai 2 🔥 Tamil cinema is going to end the year with a banger from Vetrimaran 🔥 I feel like Tamil cinema out numbered Malayalam cinema this year in many aspects ✌️

[@bijobsebastian]

❤ from Kerala

[@toothlezz16]

Kollywood will be back on it's feet again in 3 years. The Thala Thalapathy cancer is over. Rajini and Kamal got trashed this year in Box office when they put out substandard films. SK will be the darling of masses in future and he has healthier attitude towards filmmaking than Vijay and Ajith. Harish and Kavin are noteworthy positives. So far, Mollywood is levels above Kollywood this year.

[@sajiths5538]

Malayalam got atleast one hit or blockbuster every month in 2024😮

[@harisankars4365]

Every industry comparing with Malayalam like it's the benchmark in 2024

[@deepalakshmi5890]

Haha there is no benchmark each state movies are their style no one wants same stuff so you stick your yours and we ours just like the culture of each state

[@harisankars4365]

@deepalakshmi5890 Tamil cinema lost so much money in first half of 2024 and now kanguva being the biggest flop of 2024 while Mollywood made over 1000 crores with different genre and also winning big at Cannes Film festival which no other Indian film did in past 3 decades

[@deepalakshmi5890]

@ so what money is not everything may be for producers not for a movie goer so boasting you made money is your choice but ask me Malayalam movie is nit for all just mallus as it’s your style and it doesn’t appeal me

[@macmohan910]

Small budget but big block buster that is Tamil cinema❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@professor.georgekutty4thst75]

Not at all I think tamil industris highly collected film is 2.O 800cr worldwide And highest collected film in tn boxoffice is leo more than 200cr The market is big but those highly appreciated content oriented tamil films not getting that type of achievements. But in malayalam a small film getting good response it will collect equal to big hero mass film . Malayalams highly collected films are manjummel boys & 2018 A filmed called made in 10cr collected more than 120cr+ (WW) the profit ratio is higher than tamil films. And no movies need a big actor to achieve industri hit

[@Dheeraj-y4f]

Malayalam cinema i watched this year/where to watch/opinion: Bramayugam/sony/ masterpiece ARM/disney+/ great kishkindiya kaandam/disney/ ok aavesham/prime/ adipoli goat life/netflix/ masterpiece level cross/aha/ great anweshipin kandethum/netflix/ ok bharatanatyam/aha/ average exit/(still no ott)/ experimental premalu/disney/ nice turbo/sony/ bad grr/disney/ worst mandakini/prime/ worst ozler/disney/ ok malayalee from india/sony/ ok any reccomendation to watch??

[@lilly22214]

Anand sreebala Sookshmadarshini

[@aryaramachandhran7965]

Meiazhagan❤

[@smshaunm7902]

👍

[@RoitaThettayil]

Malayalam films aways best ever

[@bineeshkrishnan3421]

When vijay go to politics rajani is aged ajith is not even making movies and surya is never a game changer its difficult to acquire viewers because neither of new tamil actors are extra ordinary i watched tamil films more than malayalam films eventhough i am a keralite but now i cant stand new tamil hero films sk is good but many others r awful

[@rajprad9120]

No it didn’t.. coz the no.of outstanding content/ movies in Malayalam surpassed the Tamil ones.

[@TheUniverse245]

There is not even a comparison needed. For me Malayalam cinema had the best quality films of 2024. Only few films like Maharaja, Vaazhai was good from my opinion. Even Maharaja was not anything new except for its editing choice. Lover's story and character porgrayal is nothing new to Malayalam cinema. There have been severel such movies. For me the best script of 2024 goes to Kishkindha kandam and Level cross.

[@Dheeraj-y4f]

gaganachari was also good

[@sandhyarani8649]

Both Asif Ali films. If Level Cross was promoted in a better way, the movie would have been a hit. Like many fresh movies made this year, Level Cross stands out.

[@TheUniverse245]

@sandhyarani8649 the movie was a decent hit and profitable for the producer

[@tamiltv5909]

@@TheUniverse245 yes even titanic is also not new for Mollywood 😂😂 Mollywood is best in universe.. marvel DC also not new for Mollywood..😂😂 best industry in universe🤣🤣🤣

[@loopyartist]

You have no idea of Malayalam movies misleading guy

[@authoenthu]

Lol hardly tamil had 2-3 good movies in 2024 including Maharaja that is again like Iratta, were as there were many malayalam movies that excelled this year. Moreover the big flops in Tamil were so many

[@tamiltv5909]

Mallus are really educated I don’t know.. old boy Korean movie, Drishyam movie stole from suspect of X.. go and check your directors house lot of Japanese and Korean movies will be there.. ask your directors to do good screen play.. except Drishyam I feel bored of watching every movies.. Jay jay jay plot copied from Vadivelu comedy in one of his movies.. in that case I can say every movies of Malayalis are stolen from other movies without the permission….

[@tamiltv5909]

I personally won’t support mallus, because if we appreciate them, they will think themselves as god and see us down.. such a bad people you guys are and I haven’t seen any people atleast in India like mallus.. I really feel sad for them for their behaviour.. one day it will turn to you guys, please change your character

[@authoenthu]

@tamiltv5909 yes keep crying 🤣

[@tamiltv5909]

@ you are crying brother.. Mollywood daw, best daw, educated daw😂😂

[@tamiltv5909]

@@authoenthu Saar we are educated Saar.. 😂😂

[@Latishs78]

Every tamil actor ..wants be in polit ian ..gutter mind ..power in hand ..

[@Latishs78]

Tamil cinema ..will never come close 😂

[@tamiltv5909]

Haha mallu daw best daw educated daw Mollywood daw.. shout like this no one cares, Kollywood is best in India after Bollywood😂😂..