Part 2/2 - KISHKINDHA KAANDAM Movie Reaction! | Asif Ali | Aparna Balamurali | Vijayaraghavan

[@nikhilvr2778]

From now on Achara needs to be here while watching a Malayalam film.. she gets it.❤

[@MrMiscuzi]

Amen!!!!!😄😄

[@vishnu_namboothiri]

💯

[@noeltwinson2787]

💯

[@SojanSurendran]

💯

[@jprakash7245]

💯

[@sajin4515]

Achara is correct, Asif Ali never intended the father to hide the corpse

[@premvatsvlogs]

Achara is correct according to me!! Asif Ali literally closed the door before leaving so that he can first handle the situation with his wife and thn will see what he can do with the son. But without even asking for help, His father did the necessary thing which needed.

[@vishnunair7623]

Everyone seems to have missed the point. When the grandfather must have found Chachu's body, the first thing that must have ran through his mind is that, Chachu found his service gun again and this time shot himself accidentally, similar to how he shot the Monkey earlier. He probably considered himself as the culprit, for not safeguarding his weapon, which is what also cost him his Army job. So, the first time when the grandfather found the body he covered it up thinking he is the culprit. Later, due to dementia he forgot about the incident. It is only when he started from point zero, putting clues together for finding Chachu he realized that the bullet was missing and that it had to be his son or daughter-in-law. But, he keeps going through the entire cycle because of the first time, when he thought he was the reason Chachu offed himself. He finds the answer and chooses to bury it. Dementia is a curse and boon.

[@aniruddhadey865]

Ma s33:2 M8

[@shravans4546]

@@vishnunair7623wow

[@arunrajpaul]

@@vishnunair7623 It is true in a way, right? Chachu found the gun again because Appu Pillai forgot to keep it safely.

[@Anirudhchauhanzx]

Yes he ‘forgot’ because of a disease and the child is depicted as very intelligent for his age, so he knew how to find the hidden gun?

[@shadodragon422]

Asif ali is very underated actor

[@dharamiyer29]

The reason why it is called Kishkindha Kandam is because of the way how Hanuman protects the other Monkey “Vanar” tribes. Dad’s character is doing the same. This would be one of the best performances of Asif Ali especially in the last 20 minutes depicting a range of emotions.

[@adithyababu3217]

Vanara✅

[@ASK-ce6ps]

Suggest them Godha ayyappanum koshiyum bro

[@bikashkar4211]

It's Vanar. That 'a' in the last is a foreign thing. They put 'a' after everything from ancient Bharat like Rama, Ravana, Shiva and others​@@adithyababu3217

[@tiktokfavorite3070]

It has nothing to do with the ramayana story, director picked that name because kishkindha is the name of a forest in ramayana and here in movie main characters are living in a forest area. This is what director said in interview

[@dharamiyer29]

@ Director said in BR's interview. But the story line is comparable and signifies the title. Everything director doesnt have to tell or think. Certain things you can compare and apply.

[@tpr4343]

One of the best malayalam movie of this year🌟

[@ryukk3777]

one of the best movie,....

[@bharath4803]

​@@ryukk3777one of the best Malayalam movie..

[@rejul2005]

I feels it's the best screenplay I have seen ever

[@bharath4803]

@@ryukk3777 one of the best Malayalam movie...

[@filmoriaa]

❤❤...U can watch more malayalam movies🙃

[@Kiran-mu7rk]

16:33 he is not like fafaa, he is the one and only Asif Ali we have😍🥺

[@binoybruno2418]

😢❤️🫂.. They dnt knw who he was🥹.. But glad to hear he cmpared with fafa.. Asif ikkaa🫂🥹

[@SivarajanPM]

Better than Fahad

[@kidneyless_dog]

​@@SivarajanPM Nah

[@randomnvideosontheinternet2855]

Better than fahad

[@steveruger6429]

The one and only Manu ...iykyk

[@brokenpsycho9766]

Achara said it correctly His son is dead and wife is dying At that situation he only focus on saving his wife But when he returned home he was completely shocked that his son's body is vanished

[@theresurgingape]

Absolutely!

[@Chris2flye]

He could have his it

[@rohanprakash1087]

I laughed out loud so much when jaby said " Mathi ( enough) you " When asif ali told mathi to aparna balamurali😂

[@kidneyless_dog]

😹

[@helenmary1201]

😂😂

[@arshadellikkal8459]

😂😂😂😂

[@KIDUWAY]

He said “buddy you bitch” not mathi!

[@dvdarshan]

Timestamp?

[@bharathnikhil2651]

Ooh yes the last act score was inspired from interstellar, this was confirmed by the composer

[@akhilalexg]

Nope. He clearly said its not inspired from interstellar music itself but the " church organ" that used for it. Because of that it sound similar.

[@aka_15]

⁠​⁠@@akhilalexg even if he claims he wasn’t inspired by the interstellar score itself, it’s painfully obvious that he was in fact HEAVILY inspired by interstellar(subconsciously or not). literally just listen to it. it’s basically a rip-off. this is like vanilla ice ripping off queen’s “under pressure” and then claiming that he made it up by himself. Lol.

[@akhilalexg]

@aka_15 listen to it carefully. Literally no part of it similar to interstellar bgm except the instruments sound. I actually tried different parts of both to find it and found nothing.

[@manazkajay8806]

Interseller = time loop Kishkindha kaandam = spiral timeline Understand the difference Be respectful to the creator Atleast treat them like a human

[@binoybruno2418]

@17:52..that tears of achaara 🤌❤️... Malayalam cinema🥹🫂

[@Daily.meme_]

😂

[@abhinav9187]

26:37 i agree with achara.. Because the primary concern of that son might be saving his wife.. At that moment he could have left behind

[@h9zard]

And it's obvious too the way they showed him panicking in the moment not knowing what to do, then prioritising his wife, and then remembers the son is still there and goes back to close the door. Why would he close it if he wanted the father to discover it? And why would he even want his father to discover it at all? That was very clear to me. don't know why jaby had that train of thought.

[@st_king_jay]

"Mathi" 😂🔥🔥 We got Jaby speaking Malayalam before GTA6

[@gyomeihimejima1625]

😂

[@aswanthts8158]

😂😂😂

[@officialfaminer]

22:29 😂

[@vamshijjoseph6643]

32:44 The thing is you've been given clues from the initial part of the movie if you watch again. All you can see is guilty in Ajayan's character. He's trying to block his wife's doubts from the start and he only gives up a bit of information everytime he feels their act of not knowing anything is getting reinvestigated. Every time he talks about chachu or the video call with the niece shows a sense of sadness in him about his kid. The director and writer (who is also the DOP of the movie) had told this in an interview with cue studio.

[@alwinjose1999]

100%. On a first watch this completely throws you off guard but if you go back and watch it again it all adds up perfectly, barring a few scenes that sort of act as red herrings to confuse you. Like you’ve mentioned, Asif Ali’s performance is the biggest clue that you don’t pay attention to on first watch.

[@adarshm290]

The movie makes much more sense on the second watch.. We will find many hints throughout the movie, especially through the acting of the protagonist

[@RnS-xq2kr]

Another masterpiece which has more of that is Ela Veezha Poonchira starring Soubin Shahir. After the jaw dropping climax is revealed, you'll watch it again and then it makes more sense.

[@j_oh_n]

@@RnS-xq2kr u just spoiled the movie

[@RnS-xq2kr]

@@j_oh_n How? I've not even mentioned a single plot point.

[@snowv8070]

​@@RnS-xq2kr yes this🔥

[@filmigo6431]

Achara is right, the son only thought about saving his wife. He didn't think his father would bury the kid. His father didn't see the kid there, and he went to his room. So that's why when he comes back from the hospital he was surprised to see the room clean

[@binoybruno2418]

Malayalam Cinema daaaa🥹🫂🫂🫂... We dont have 100's of crores.. But we have on thing.... "The Content"❤️

[@vysakhgeethagopi7887]

❤❤❤

[@Captan-r4c]

1000cr and 2000cr is nothing Infront of a good cinema. Even people are not selecting a Hollywood movie or any other movies incase of collection. They are Selecting in the basis of good movies. Masterpiece movies. Collection records are nothing Infront of a well scripted masterpiece movies. Even Hollywood audience and directors , actors and people know that. But it is Indian audiences are not aware about that. And actors , producers using that for marketing. They are making us fools.

[@ashwin6536]

Crores don't matter.. Quality matters❤ Still this a blockbuster in boxoffice

[@PremChand-Salva]

​@@Captan-r4cSeriously 👍

[@filmoriaa]

yes...feel heart broken when people says we dont care about contents, do you have 1000cr? Respect all of em who give respect for content movies

[@bigdaddyg7775]

This movie was so good in big screen.what an experience

[@movieframes7863]

21:26 movie has no language barrier... It's very much clear from her face..😢

[@Inkshekarts]

You can compaire Fahad Fasil and Asif ali in terms of their range of acting. but Asif have'nt reached a pan indian level because his movies are a little bit more grounded low budget films. in terms of acting he is a genius.

[@prakashkumar2394]

The writing culture in Malayalam cinema is so freaking strong. That's why we get world class cinemas like this. Kishkindha Kaandam is one of the best cinemas this year ❤🎉........

[@nissarpa1259]

Kishkindha Kaandam has a song featuring " The Three Wise Monkeys ". This movie is about See no evil, hear no evil & speak no evil. In this story every thing is in the past tense. One saw no evil, one heard no evil & the last spoke no evil. Now you can do reviews on Bramayugam, Sookshmadarshini, Meiyazhagan & Lucky Bhaskar.

[@sanjayrajan4579]

Woww ❤

[@vijaykrishna3230]

Achara has nailed it❤ while Jabi failed to connect with the situation that he needs to save his wife immediately , he can’t afford to lose them both.

[@Kiran-mu7rk]

21:38 This is Malayalam cinema for you ❤ next please watch Bhramayugam & Ayyappanum Koshiyum 👍🏻

[@ASK-ce6ps]

Tell them about Ayyappanum Koshiyum

[@Alpha11129]

പറി ആ ഉറക്ക ഗുളികയോ 😄നിർത്തി പോടാ കോമാളി 😂

[@Kiran-mu7rk]

@ASK-ce6ps ok 😌

[@lm7773]

​@@Kiran-mu7rkLucky bhaskar Telugu aado

[@bobbydhuth]

This is Malayalam cinema for you! ( it's cringe dude stop saying this )

[@zamz8123]

Yes Achara is right, His concern was his wife at that time thats why he just closed the door and tried to save her wife

[@binoybruno2418]

@21:34..Achara.. Such a pure soul🥹❤️

[@arjunjayprakash7872]

Honestly though, the shock that was expressed when the protagonist sees that the body disappeared and the quick realisation of what transpired. Literally him piecing up that his dad dealt with the body, tells me that the protagonist hadn't pre-planned it. Also he is probably in shock from his wife's attempt, right on top of the loss of his son, doesn't give him enough time to plan that he can take advantage of his father's condition for his benefit. Just doesn't fit. If he needs to do that, wouldn't he need to be someone used to such shockful scenarios to even think straight? And be criminally minded to plan taking advantage? Nothing tells us this character was capable of that back then. I'm really impressed that such a possibility was thought of even. I mean this is honestly what reaction channels should be like. Not just reacting but honestly enjoying watching and sharing something new and going through the whole experience. Lots of love for this one ❤

[@TheIndian-wh5lp]

Asif Ali is a very very underrated actor. His prowess in subtle acting is so good that we don't even notice it while watching a movie. Particularly in thrillers such as this, where you need to emote at many layers, so that there is hints, which is not obvious, but makes sense after the reveal.

[@eshrajj7228]

Could u suggest more good films of him ?

[@TheIndian-wh5lp]

@eshrajj7228 'Uyare' where he plays the antagonist is a really good performance by him. 'Anuraga Karikkin Vellam' is good too. 'Ketyolanu ente Malakaha' has given him good praise. In 'Virus', although he is just one among an ensemble cast, he has performed well. His work in Jithu Joseph's thriller 'Kooman' is really good. Then 'Kothu' by veteran director Sibi Malayil. 'Iblis' is a fantasy comedy which may not be everyone's cup of tea, but I liked. And there is 'Kohinoor' a comedy heist movie, set in the 80s. This was actually a fun movie, and Asif himself had great expectations, but for some reasons didn't do well. Edit : 'Apothecary' where he plays a cancer patient is also said to be a good movie and his role also has been praised, but I have not watched it yet. And 'Traffic' although Asif plays only a minor role, is a very good road thriller.

[@eshrajj7228]

@ tysm 🫶🏼 love from Telangana

[@yeon-in518]

The fact that father everytime comes to the conclusion he has to protect his son makes it more emotional . And the son has to live his life in this loop even when he has not done anything is sad.

[@sarmamadhavan]

22:17 exactly....the writer had so much inspiration from Alfred Hitchcock and music from hans as well

[@spekky6248]

Thank yoy for reacting to our Malayalam film industry (Mollywood).

[@abhinav9187]

Another thing about the movie is when every time appu pilla (dad) finds the truth. he chooses to save his son... Like evry single time.. Just like in the movie its all about concern

[@Max-xx9li]

She made me Cry too 🙂

[@jidhum5740]

Weak

[@Max-xx9li]

@@jidhum5740 accept my flaws ,make me more stronger(judging others will make you Weak)And atlast everyone has a different story brother

[@riyas5223]

Jaby, Achara Thanks for the review.. And if you can... Rewatch this.. This movie deserves a rewatch

[@ViolentAssassin]

I don't think he is taking advantage of dad. if you are in that kind of situation. The primary concern is about saving your wife, because son is already dead all you can do is burry him. by that time maybe your wife would die.

[@abhaya6019]

These are the content (Malayalam industry)provided . you guys should seen more movies from Malayalam ❤

[@eldho1997]

Tbh, not all our films do well, this year certainly was a great year for us but 2023 was one of the worst we had in many years. We have our share of bad movies it's just that the majority of the audience outside only see the great movies we produce.

[@fuadhsanin2024]

Watch bramayugam & meizhayagan

[@dreamer-vk3xt]

15:00 that was unexpected 😂😂

[@Amalehehe]

😂😂

[@Levi_Ackerman.07]

😂

[@sumesh-kumar]

lol

[@dethansthinks5165]

😂😂😂

[@sachzmeister]

This movie is... Well... If Memento & Drishyam had a baby it'd be Kishkindha Kaandam 🤣

[@drprathamprakash1408]

Lol I thought exactly that when I first saw it 😂😂

[@RnS-xq2kr]

Sookshmadarshini = Drishyam 2.5

[@drprathamprakash1408]

@@RnS-xq2kr Ohh really? Which movie is this? Is it Malayalam? Pls enlighten

[@RnS-xq2kr]

@@drprathamprakash1408 Yes, it's a Malayalam movie starring Basil Joseph and Nazriya Nazim. It's still in theaters, not yet out on OTT.

[@drprathamprakash1408]

@@RnS-xq2kr Ohhh, I was thinking of watching it once you said it was similar to Drishyam..So how's it? Is only the story resembles Drishyam or is it any good?

[@Athira-su7fe]

"A Tale of Three wise monkeys". 🙊 The one who won't 'speak' - Appu pillai 🙈 The one who hasn't 'seen' Anything - Ajayan 🙉 The one who hasn't 'heard' Anything - Aparna.

[@midhunraj5638]

You Both Understands the film well 👌❤️ Malayalam Cinema is best industry in India ❤️

[@LimelightXO]

Asif Ali is better than Fahad Faasil in every sense and genre. The world is slowly realising that and there will be more ❤️ im glad people discovered Kishkinda Kaandam

[@joyboy5211]

Asif ali's character didn't fix the door is the reason for everything. He should called Maniyan first time father asked

[@123asdfg]

Bramayugam is a must watch

[@kidneyless_dog]

No

[@amarnathcr7335]

​@@kidneyless_dogNever have an opinion

[@raihanajabbar6494]

Yes

[@_jo_]

Omg I love Achara so much ❤ Even though I have a neutral reaction for this movie ( I didn't like it nor did I hate it), her reaction gave me another dimension and emotional side of this story. She is such a beautiful soul❤

[@imailumailymail]

Sathyam

[@mazeltov3906]

Try Bhramayugam

[@vipulragnor8095]

Kandaale evarude abbe ilakii pokum, anthaa lle padam💥💥

[@basim8704]

Yes please react to it

[@RnS-xq2kr]

Ela Veezha Poonchira if they want more of the same but it's exactly what Jaby asks at 32:34.

[@glenncoco8715]

I think you both are correct. Achara saying the son was trying to save his wife from the overdose and closed the door in order to deal with situation later is true. Jaby is also correct in that every time the grandfather investigates and burns the evidence, the son is getting his comeuppance and is haunted by this

[@sophiaf4466]

Yeah I got the same conclusion! Both of them are correct

[@SamuelAnsel]

Thank you for reacting to another masterpiece Malayalam cinema. !!

[@I_double_u]

We would appreciate more Malayalam movie reaction, the most brilliant films comes out of this industry Story, screenplay, acting, music camera everything top notch

[@tiktokfavorite3070]

Anyone who didn't understand the end, the Grandfater is going there to ask him same questions again and again. Grandpa is stuck in that investication loop... So when the movie ends with grandpa going to see his friend in the forest it means that he started his investication again and he is there to ask question.. It has nothing to do with the ramayana story, director picked that name because kishkindha is the name of a forest in ramayana and here in movie main characters are living in a forest area

[@theresurgingape]

Just keeping it short and without sparking any debate want to say, Achara totally grasps the movie and is right on the mark.

[@sarathudhay2170]

This Is Mollywood 💥

[@jovianthomas6891]

26:28 A level-headed Jaby with his practical viewpoint is actually missing the fact that what Achara is arguing is in fact what happened. The son, having to deal with a horrendous situation of losing his son and wife, passing out of overdose, had to save her and rush to the hospital without thinking of his dad and dead son. It is 100% possible in a situation like that.

[@Sai2092]

Yes! on top of that after he puts his wife in the car, he comes back and closes the door which indicates he didn't want his dad to see

[@nazimsulaiman6480]

Oooo Achara... U get everything... We need you for every malayalam movie reaction❤

[@rajithak132]

Thank you Jaby and Achara. 🎉🎉 nice to see you back.. Doing a malayalam movie reaction again❤

[@tubecrazy77]

Why doesn't anyone talk about the grandfather.. He played that character with dementia perfectly well. He had so much going on and still had to portray with a clean slate and the end is heartbreaking as you realize this loop will continue till his end. Brilliant acting!

[@shabeermt4389]

Good selection guys❤

[@jovianthomas6891]

Achara giving me 96 vibes all over again proves the emotional weight and brilliance behind the film, whose name itself is too hard for them to even remember.😂

[@outspoken7678]

THIS IS WHY RAJAMOULI ENVYS ABOUT MALAYALAM INDUSRTRY WRITING😍😍

[@niranjans2205]

This is mollywood 😌

[@Alphapuma1986]

Reactions like these is the reason why I started following Jaby and Achara . Missed this.

[@MuhammedFarhan-m4b]

Please watch more Malayalam movies worth watching 1) Level cross 2) Kurup 3) Anjaam pathira 4)Janeman Must watch movies 💎 💎

[@hrithinak9996]

Guys watch Iyobinte pustakam 2014 movie starring Fahad Fazil one of the best film of him

[@donabiju1234]

32:39 yeah if you watch it again you can notice Asif Ali reacts with more of a guilt in his face rather than a dumb person. I dont think there is any other physical clue in the film!

[@EREN_YEA.GER_]

🙈🙉🙊: Kishkindha Kaandam

[@sangeoxavier8062]

Achara is getting better than jaby in movie analysis... Whatever achara said in the analysis is perfect and thats what actually is, especially when asif left the body and went with his wife... He wasn't expecting he dad to help, still he did👍🏻

[@Manmohan2507]

The grand father is still living in loop.... This is such a great movie 😊

[@govinddas7876]

I mean if my son is confirmed dead and my wife is in the process of dying, im gonna try to save my wife instead of taking care of the body. I dont think he was the villian at all, he was just another victim in the story. There are no villians in this movie.

[@josephalex995]

Am I the only one that feels that Jaby never gets it & Achara is always on point... Really glad he has her during these movie reactions...!!! I lost ot when Jaby said that he doesn't empathise with Asif Ali's character. The man has lost a son & wife has attempted suicide, ofcourse he has to try saving her & try to sort out the situation with his boy later. He locked the door so that his father will not find out. He was not expecting his father to clean it up. It's the most tragic situation that he's in, couldn't ask his father about his son's body, couldn't pay any last respects, couldn't risk about his Dad's memory getting all the more messed up..

[@Farhan-xn7og]

Level cross which was also an underated movie starring asif ali...💎💎 Must watch ❤❤

[@ValiyaSura]

Nah its not as good as kishkindha kaandam

[@LeoDas411]

Now LUCKY BASKHAR & SOOKSHMADARSHINI please🙏🏻

[@Captan-r4c]

Just Mollywood think. I think now you guys realize why Malayalam cinema (Mollywood) is the best movie industry in Indian cinema. They are making wonders through writings. They are amazing in that. While other industries are criticizing Mollywood in case of Box office collection, the biggest factor they missing is the 1000 and 2000cr collection from cliche massive movies are nothing Infront of a good well created scripted movie. Hands off to the writer, director, actors and all technicians of Kishkinda Kandam movie. Amazing movie and perfectly made Masterpiece

[@AmeetJoshi-o1p]

The climax really tugged my heart to the core. It was totally unexpected. I didn't really cry when I watched the movie, but watching Achara react, I had tears, too.

[@govinddas7876]

There's certainly some things you pick up on a second watch. The scenes at the hospital and the scenes with Jagadeesh's character can all be seen through a different lens when you know the reveal.

[@Shinaaaaaaaj]

'Kishkindaa kandam'- story of 3 wise monkeys The one who speaks- father The one who see - asif ali The one who listen - that lady

[@brizhnev]

Bang on !!! Jaby pronounced the title correctly.. 👌👌👌😂

[@crxmedia4856]

If you really wanna know more about Asif ali Just watch these films released in 2024 • Levelcoss (💥 your mind) • Thalavan ( investigation thriller) • Adios amigo (Comedy drama) Then you never said " The guy looks like fahad fazil" You will remember his name rest of your life!😂

[@mirrorman8549]

Achara is right.

[@danishsiddique2473]

You know whats the beauty of this movie is ? Its a whole different movie when you rewatch it I did it twice in theatre and oh boy it was such a unique experience both time Hatsoff to the screenwriters and directors and whole team 🫡

[@suneethsuresh7581]

They actually hinted that Asif Ali knew what happened not essentially that he is the one who killed the kid, but at-least that he knew what happened to the kid, this is during the initial phase of the movie when the wide enquires to the husband about when the kid went missing ? And he gives an answer there which totally doesn’t make sense and do not add up

[@sathyajithr6826]

Achara you are ❤️🥹

[@Matilda45n]

Like many said... "Achara gets it"❤

[@MrShannn2005]

He is not the Fahad Fazil looking guy.. He is Asif Ali, a very talented actor from our place..

[@Vbvibess]

movie is mix of mohanlal movies 'Thanmathra' & 'Drishyam' 💥

[@zaidalizaidu3227]

This is a movie that rarely happens story ❤

[@satyajitmallick6339]

That's why jaby and achara immediately react to meiyazhagan

[@RnS-xq2kr]

Ela Veezha Poonchira is what Jaby is looking for at 32:34.

[@nimiljohn]

Achara’s reaction was amazing..❤

[@hemanthk.l7813]

We love you Achaara. We would like to see you in more reactions. Thank you for reacting to Kiskindakandham ❤

[@Leo-rm9ng]

'Level cross' please. Another Asif ali masterclass from 2024

[@kkvikram6187]

The 3 monkees: Vijayaraghavan - pretended didn't see Asif Ali - saw everything but dont say Aparna - pretended didn't hear

[@filmoriaa]

ACHARA AND JABY REACTING MALAYALAM MOVIES WILL ALWAYS BE MY FAV GENRE😅💗

[@gowthamkrishna8050]

Having such an emotionally intelligent Person like Achara is a blessing for anyone, forget about the channel but to have such a person with you on itself❤.

[@helenmary1201]

I was crying like Achara did in the end 🥹

[@creeder99]

The music director openly admitted that he was inspired from Interstellar to make the climax score

[@anandmarryjisoo]

Asif Ali, current best actor in malayalam industry❤️

[@RaveOmarThomas]

one of those rare moments where achara scores and jaby fails to. 💙 she was right mate. - a fan who'll keep watching yall 🍄

[@shahuz-et1zt]

ഇവൾ എന്തിനാ ഈ കിടന്ന് മോങ്ങുന്നേ 😁

[@arunrajpaul]

Sorry Jaby, I think Achara is right here. He was just trying to help his wife first. And his father did him a favour. Ajayan would have done the same - there is no way he could give away his sick wife to prison. The film is all about the father taking away the burden from the son. But sadly he has to pay a price for that - had to go through the grief again and again - till the end of his life.

[@NithinKoshyVarughese]

Everybody praising the movie and reaction which is great but the "SUBTITLES" were just🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@prashanthan_karvilelilpillil]

Asif ali is so underrated he's one of the best actors in india