The Great Indian Kitchen - An Eye Opener | Malayalam Movie Review | Jeo Baby | Nimisha, Suraj

[@NonaPrince]

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[@asrithk.v6074]

Bro do review elipathayam classic film from adoor Gopalakrishnan

[@Antony209]

Good analysis, now we all know that Suraj's character is a Arrogant Idiot but let me be the devil's advocate here, what if I say there is a another (hidden) message or lesson in this movie. Do you remember there is scene in this movie where Nimisha's character say to Suraj's character that "she is not happy with their sex life" & Suraj's need to learn how to do "IT" correctly without causing her pain ??? So my question is if they had a good sex life will she leave him ? or still give it a chance besides his & his father's 1930s selfish passive thinking & behavior ??? Also would you agree with me if I say that Nimisha's character don't have or don't use any of "Women's Charms & Tricks" to change her husband's thinking & behavior ???

[@287nandan]

suraaj's father is the best soft spoken villain in the movie history ever

[@shameena6045]

Villain ? Actully villain in the movie has a bigger concept. The society is the villain here.

[@ampilyjs9284]

He was my drama Teacher when I was in 8th Std

[@Sanuthushara]

@@shameena6045 yes everyone in this film were adapted to the society’s patriarchal line... Including her parents

[@Aman-pf4tg]

Absolutely

[@anwarsadik9155]

Every mothers are the real villain..They are the origin , they are must teach those children how to respect a women how to treat a women since the childhood

[@rajprad9120]

The scene where Suraaj's character asks her to apologise for the 'offending' him , and his smile when she apologises sent shivers down my spine.. classic eg of male toxicity !

[@littplus5229]

💯💯💯

[@chandana3261]

Yea

[@noopuraajith5451]

True

[@fathuashirvad8596]

Yea

[@emeraldgarnet7330]

Correct male chauvinism and toxicity can lead to domestic abuse.

[@KananSrank]

i Used to be A sexist, boasting the male privileges and all. But last few years things have changed for the good. Now i try hard not be that person. This movie is very thoughtful. Loved it

[@NonaPrince]

Thanks for sharing!

[@lakshmia9912]

Good job bro 👍👍 Proud of you 👏🤗

[@albinvarghesemoncy6495]

👍👍

[@__-vj9kn]

Great 😍❤️👏👏👏😇

[@lulumuhsinakp59]

U r great bro

[@anoopvkamal5240]

Dedicated to Annie's kitchen

[@ramyasajin5167]

😂😂😂

[@aadhiaddz1]

LOL...

[@gadham.r]

😆😆😆

[@jollyjolly5718]

Pinnallah🤝😂😂

[@duedilmiranda427]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@anjusoumini8003]

I loved the initial shot where they have this car with the board that says unregistered which subtly points out that it must be a part of the dowry and towards the end of the movie nimisha drives it to her workplace. Each and every shot speaks for itself even without specific dialogues. And the sound mixing is brilliant!!!

[@NonaPrince]

Great point

[@MeenuSankar_rahul]

And in the climax you can see Nimisha driving that red car. That may means she got all dowry back along with her own life and freedom.

[@felcinadcruz8759]

It could also suggest the heroine breaking the patriarchal norms

[@SoniaBIndianCinema]

Oh... Thanks for pointing that out. I did not realize it's the same car at the end. Lovely that the filmmakers didn't dumb down the film.

[@urvivyas4321]

Nice observation! Makes the ending and point even better.

[@amruthaprasad9398]

if it is boring, it shows the film is successful. 'coz its a boring part of our life.

[@joshjosh6373]

Truth is Unpleasant 😰So is, what this Film says😎😍🙏

[@lulumuhsinakp59]

Yes ... just think about the Hours women spent in the kitchen....we get bored for a little bit of time....they continue to get bored all the days

[@DevikaRani.]

It's not just about that lol

[@swaroop2518]

This great movie teaches that Both WOMEN and MEN should do OUTSIDE and HOUSEHOLD works equally. No Gender should bear extra burden. Both need respect and appreciation for their work.

[@shanmugampn4571]

The film expects intelligence audience who can read between the shots.

[@maryreshma9756]

All men should watch this movie. The film might find boring and lagging for those who don't realise how much privileged they are. Hope for a change.

[@Arun-mc5ub]

Also Women

[@lakshmiaholic4341]

It's not only for men... It's also for women who silently supporting these all...

[@Thedude88905]

@@aswinprakashk1021 That's a very diplomatic statement. But it's still very true. Our judiciary system and people with higher powers need to be genuine. We need better politicians, Police officers, teachers, mentors, Govt officials, and in the end the change should be from our own house.

[@girvis8849]

@@aswinprakashk1021 since you are t h e privileged class and the ones with the brains find a way out of this! Dont just put this comment of women having upper hand with the law all over social media.

[@swaroop2518]

This great movie teaches that Both WOMEN and MEN should do OUTSIDE and HOUSEHOLD works equally. No Gender should bear extra burden. Both need respect and appreciation for their work.

[@sureshkishore]

My male ego was very unsettled through out the movie and by the end it was humiliated and beaten black and blue. I could instantly relate to lot of shots in the movie. IMHO This movie should be screened across schools and colleges, so that at least future Indian kitchen becomes truly great.

[@swaroop2518]

This great movie teaches that Both WOMEN and MEN should do OUTSIDE and HOUSEHOLD works equally. No Gender should bear extra burden. Both need respect and appreciation for their work.

[@carolinpurayidom4570]

Thank you for challenging yourself

[@sethusn3523]

The main characters in the film don't have 'NAME' .. they are just the reflection of our Great Indian households...it could be Me...You...Anyone...Everyone...

[@adilns14912]

Only characters who has names in this film are that little girl and the maid

[@Ser-yp3xm]

You forgot to mention two little details. At the begining of the movie when they are invited as guest for lunch, we notice that the father and his male child sitting and having lunch with the guest. But when asked the little girl to join, the mother calmly tells she will have with me. Same at the end, when nimisha is at her maternal home telling her mom about the problem she faced, her younger brother walks in and requests water from his mother, then the mother tells the youngest girl child to fetch the water for him, that's when nimisha looses her calm and yells, "Can't you get it yourself".

[@keralagunner5812]

പടം കണ്ടതിനു ശേഷം ഒരു ലോഡ് കുറ്റബോധം ആണ് എനിക്ക് തോന്നിയത്... I never do that against my mom...

[@np1856]

എത്ര നാളത്തേക്ക് ആണോ ആവോ

[@anilfromclt]

Good attempt.. Even to your better half after getting hitched. Each person can make a big change in society..

[@chirichkilipaaripresents]

wife nte mele aavamelley

[@jamy-i8r]

atleast kazhikuna plate glass engilum wash cheyan ellarum nokanam

[@niel7777]

But more important,how ur mom will behave towards ur wife.

[@geethuthomas6852]

As a malayali I feel so proud when you take the effort in watching our films and reviewing it. The film is really an eye opener for people who take the women in the family for granted. It shows the reality of the patriarchal society of Kerala. All these things still happen in many households. The same practices are still followed at my friend's place and the fact that amused me is she is very proud that her family still follows all these customs and the culture of Kerala is preserved. What nonsense.!!!!!1 The performances of the lead cast was so natural and convincing. Along with Nimisha and Suraj the father in law's acting was so good. For a moment in the film I just felt like slapping that old man. At the last scene of the movie when Nimisha applauded for herself I felt like the whole cast and crew behind this movie needs a loud round of applause.

[@DahliaPlays]

All this is alien to me. My impression was always Kerala is an equal opportunity society for everyone. Sure women do most of the cooking and cleaning. But men also cut the vegetables, clean vessels etc etc. I e seen men serve food as well and it’s a very normal thing to do. maybe this is a nair thing as we have a matriarchal system and I was brought up outside Kerala.

[@johnmathew334]

Father and son both deserve slapping

[@athulgireesh54]

@@DahliaPlays these films are the results of the fast changing society of kerala..I am raised in kerala and equality exists in kerala..but still patches of these practices exists..

[@susanjames4226]

@@DahliaPlays Hi Sachin, "Sure women do most of the cooking and cleaning." You said it - there lies the problem. I've seen many men cut vegetables, clean vessels - that's great. The question is 1) Will they proactively plan those meals? 2) Take responsibility for making sure the food is ready and served? More importantly, will they serve tea/snacks to guests? Be seen as the 'server'. Re: cleaning - that's the toughest and dirtiest job of all. So, yes, Kerala is great for women but only when it comes to professional ambitions. It's still the same old patriarchy when it comes to the humblest jobs in the household. So, women, like in many western countries (no, that's not a compliment), do the dreaded double-shift.

[@DahliaPlays]

@@susanjames4226 1. Post this comment I’ve had great discussions with female relatives and apparently these traditions existed 50 years ago. So I was just being ignorant. Apologies. 2. Why is women cooking a problem while men cutting vegetables is great ? 3. Do men plan food? No. This is conditioning. If men were conditioned to do all this they sure would. 4. Men do serve guests as well. I have, men in my family and wife’s family have. Why is it a big deal ? Seems pretty normal. You see it all the time during social functions. 5. I try hard to not judge a culture. If a system works for a family it’s good. If it does not .. well it does not and they are not a right fit. There are no right or wrong answers here. If I start judging a system where people are happy together though they do not conform to my liberal views, then am falling into the same close minded trap that my grand parents were part of. I have made this mistake many times. 5. My only grouse with the film is it’s sneakily one sided. The wife did not complain or talk to her husband even a single time about her problems. Where is the educated modern woman here? Which era does this film belong to ? 5 decades ago ? What’s the point of it now ? But if many women identify with this, then I realize i have to reevaluate my assumption. 🙏🏻 I just assumed wrong or am being blind with bias or with my conditioning. The end shot clearly showed a political bias. Walking past traditions and into a future which seems leftist. That’s just sneaky. The communist philosophy is to always control.

[@madananv8364]

Really surprised and happy that even a malayali can't review this movie so beautifully as you did.. great work bhai👍❤️

[@NonaPrince]

Thank you! I think that's the beauty of the film its not limited to kerala, its story and message transends language, culture, region and state

[@radhikasridharan4059]

Absolutely 👍👍 A Punjabi reviewing a Malayalam movie 👍 In fact the story isn't of kerala as rightly said 👍 In fact I have so many Punjabi friends ( working with me in State Bank) who take out their husbands's clothes,iron their pajama kurta, put toothpaste in their brush and hand him the towel!!!And addresses him as " Huzoor" 😀😀

[@user-xm3um5zo8r]

Don’t know if u noticed but right after the father in law tells her that her job as a housewife is more important than any other job, the next shot they cut to is Nimisha washing someone’s underwear. Lots of brilliant detailing like that is in the film 👌

[@niel7777]

Yes that is true,there are such people through out Kerala who dont like send women to work.Not many but there are.

[@girvis8849]

@@niel7777 there are also the ones who do send them to work and collect their salary at the end of the day! Its happening today!

[@niel7777]

@@girvis8849 Ya that I agree.But mostly the main villains are mother in laws.

[@niel7777]

@Akshay 004 Yes,I didnt say its not.

[@urvivyas4321]

So many moments had me triggered!

[@azharh1321]

The actors name is suraj venjaramoodu, and he shared national award with rajkumar rao in 2014. He got state award for vikrithi and android kunjappan in 2012. In vikrithi he does the role of a mute and in android kunjappan he does the role of an old man. That much versatile actor he is. Watch these movies you will become his fan. He is a great comedian and done many great comedy roles in his early career. He is a mimicry artist too. The actress is nimisha sajayan, she is one of the best actresses we got in kerala. She holds a black belt in Taekwondo. She wont uses makeups in her films, interviews, and award nights. She has state award for best actress.

[@diya1113]

Wow she s a taekwondo black black....... amazing....

[@MrPalakkadan]

and to top of it all, he is a social science TEACHER !

[@confused_one_]

Sociology teacher talking about importance of "family-the unit of society"

[@__-vj9kn]

@@confused_one_ yeah😆..

[@bijudaredevils]

@@__-vj9kn hai clara😍😍

[@__-vj9kn]

@@bijudaredevils hey😍

[@ammachi_wid_luv8507]

But in real sociology teaches the most bullshit... Every time I sit in my sociology class I regret... Sociology doesn't consider individuality... It always focuses on tradition.. So I was not surprised

[@adarshmrlegend402]

I was not bought up as an sexist because my father was a sexist ego Maniac who Hurts my mother all the time showing his dominance over her. I started to see this in a very young age and I never wanted to became my father and my mother helped me. My mother is now taking care of us without him balancing her duty and her dreams.

[@NonaPrince]

Appreciate you sharing your story 🙏

[@cehs7d571]

@@NonaPrince Nona, you have not yet reacted to the newly released "The Priest" malayalam movie teaser. It is so coool

[@gamingjunkie707]

It's "sexist" actually. No offense.

[@ronydavis9389]

She was trying to correct him very softly but he got angry he make her feel bad that she done a wrong job Now the girl is culprit Best realistic scene ever

[@parampreetsingh5118]

Proud of u nona ....if one guy in a family will start thinking in this way then it will bring a revolutionary change in the society......let's start to bring this revolution among your cousins so that at least our next generation will not repeat the history..go ahead

[@TheAbiGeorge]

“I freed a thousand slaves I could have freed a thousand more if only they knew they were slaves.”

[@shayarsalim7006]

I remember my female cousins making fun of me when i said I cook for myself when I started living alone abroad. Now I can relate it. That's how conditioned we are

[@mariajesna]

Wow superb quote ...

[@anoopvkamal5240]

Said by Harriet Tubman

[@TheAbiGeorge]

@@anoopvkamal5240 yes

[@TheAbiGeorge]

@@shayarsalim7006 True

[@sairabanu867]

The best part how Namisha blasts her brother when she demands for a glass of water,which he himself go and take.Should teach our boys to be equally responsible for the house hold chores.

[@neethibala]

That was my favourite scene too

[@gamingjunkie707]

Yeah we should also teach our daughters and sisters to stand up instead of suffering.

[@bobbyarrows]

There is no violence in the form of verbal or physical violence.. But the subtle and soft way of putting violence against her..

[@tunetheworld96]

Most arrogance is that suraj said to her forcefully say "sorry" after his smile... killing😠😠😠😠😠

[@kidnation3133]

മലയാളികൾ ഉണ്ടോ ഇവടെ? 👇

[@rajgopalpv9590]

നിനക്ക് വേറെ പണിയില്ലേ

[@nimmyneethu2205]

🙋

[@dreams2981]

Netflix took Maniyarayile Ashokan and Amazon took Penguin😂😂..why the hell they refused this movie?

[@nihalahmed3869]

Because of big names like dulquer and keerthy suresh.

[@CookwithThanu]

@@nihalahmed3869 so true!

[@reubenjoseph7228]

Because of controversial topic including Sabarimala!

[@diya1113]

They were dumb to not realise this gem 😏 poor amazon and netflix

[@fathimahanna6852]

@@CookwithThanu olp

[@prajeeshprasannakumar1079]

Two scenes Her Dancer firends husband, who loves cooking When son asks for water to mother(she was busy talking), she sends her daughter The major thing in this movie is that Men are not evil, they dont no what wrong they are doing. They just following what their elders did and no one corrected them. father in laws father said some thing to him, he said to his son and continues.

[@niel7777]

True bro,its not just that.The basic difference of men and women also play a part into this.What is important for most women arent important for men and vice versa. For example most men arent very cleaning freak generally(some are but generally),it doesnt matter you have been taught in ur house or not.

[@happilyweird2591]

Honestly, this is the best review for this movie I've seen till date.

[@NonaPrince]

Thank you

[@johnmathew334]

What a great review. Really enjoyed every word

[@gayatrin9983]

Exactly. This guy is a rare piece.

[@dadcamebackwiththemilk9233]

Did anyone got angry by the manners scene (he forced to say sorry!l😠

[@dreams2981]

Me😬

[@thasneeha3975]

Mee😤

[@chandana3261]

Of course

[@SmithaRam2013]

That happens in real life too.

[@sundarmudhra]

Most men are careful that wife should not be allowed to dominate them by pointing out their mistakes...so they try to dominate the wife from the beginning...that's what the scene tells.

[@aviatorcrew389]

നോർത്ത് indians ന്റെ കമന്റ്‌ തപ്പി മടുത്തവർ ഉണ്ടോ. മലയാളികൾ comment അടിച്ചു മെഴുകുവാ എന്ത്‌ വാടെ north ഇന്ത്യൻസ് വല്ലോം പറയട്ടെ. 😝

[@sanooptk7343]

Sathyam. Evide nokkiyalum malayalis

[@jeenatharanath3450]

Malayalikale thatti nadakan vaiyatha avastha aayalo🤣

[@jaya4266]

😂😂😂

[@reshmarnair97]

സത്യം എവിടെ നോക്കിയാലും ഇണ്ടാവും 😂😂

[@roopa4807]

Ayyee

[@momentz8088]

This will be the first movie in which the director intentionally try to make audience bored....what a brilliance

[@ajith7263]

Thank you much for the review..I help my wife in the kitchen I mean like doing everything like preparing food, washing dishes all by myself not just one day, most of the days and still I find this film as a slap on my face..me and my wife watched this film together and after we finished I had hard time looking on to her face..An eye opener. We men should first accept the reality, our mistakes and then make a move to change ourself. This film didn't made any compromise.

[@aryasuresh9630]

Not even a single shot is wasted in this movie. Along with direction, cinematography and editing deserve an applause. It is a tight slap on the face of patriarchy.

[@Jithu_VA]

Just watched the movie . Felt the director lived through this and wrote the script so nicely . Most of the scenes do not even have the background music but the sound of kitchen . Hard hitting . Must watch

[@287nandan]

At the end of the film, the director poured dirty water into our faces

[@revanthreddy3908]

Ha ha....hmm

[@swaroop2518]

This great movie teaches that Both WOMEN and MEN should do OUTSIDE and HOUSEHOLD works equally. No Gender should bear extra burden. Both need respect and appreciation for their work.

[@Tony-ds2nm]

I started washing my used plates rt after watching the movie. Feeling guilty on what I have practiced till now.. Movie is a heart dagger for most of the so called privileged gender

[@niel7777]

There u go wrong,most problem to the girl comng to the house is created by another woman,mother in law or sister in law,not "father in law".

[@muhammedhashimnazar9459]

I appreciate your decision to wash the plates you use! But that doesn't make any difference to the one in kitchen! That's just an etiquette which you are supposed to do even before watching this movie. There are more dishes rather than the plate you eat, the dishes to cook food and the ones which are used on the dine in table. Even if you washed the one you use, still these much of dishes are left. Who will wash those? So everyone has to take responsibility and share your work equally. Rather than dishes everyone should engage in the food making process as well. In addition everyone should share the work at home including laundry and so on. I know we are not used to do household work because we were raised in this patriarchal society. But the time has come! LET'S CHANGE!

[@Alex-yr3zu]

Thank you for watching this film.Malayalam industry started 2021 with a bang.When we say our mother makes the tastiest food now we know it’s just the daily practice that makes them great cook lol.It’s all in the recipes and no secret ingredient ,love .WE MEN ARE JACKASSES .What is the solution for this issue when men goes for work all this chores automatically becomes women’s job unless they have a job.Getting a maid is not always possible.

[@beenag2g761]

while playing ur review.....i am preparing dosa..... by dide i am cleaning vessels.....after coming from my work...... nothing will change right now.....

[@NonaPrince]

😔 I wish you all the best and hope things change soon 🙏

[@dgn7729]

beena G2G start by asking the men in your family to help

[@anoopvijayekm]

Oh that's an amazing review!!! you covered everything ... You covered the essence of film more than most of the Malayali youtubers .. keep Rocking !!!

[@anithaskavithaparayanangal6525]

Even in this modern era more or less all the women face such situations. Really an eye opener.Kudos to the director, Producers , actors and each person behind this successful movie.

[@ammachi_wid_luv8507]

"Can we have some foreplay.... So you know those things".... This one dialogue speaks a lot

[@potatoface1041]

I felt so angry at that dialogue, no wonder girls in India don't discuss these matters and then the guys complain that they are "shy" 🙄

[@ammachi_wid_luv8507]

@@potatoface1041 that's what tradition taught us.. If a woman say something regarding sex for them it means she's a hooker.. It's changing nowadays but still I wonder if middle aged and above, married couple discuss abt sexual pleasures

[@rashmitiwari94]

And how beautifully you have analysed this masterpiece👌👌

[@NonaPrince]

Thank you

[@mnp3981]

My friend in the tech industry used to say how their husband s tactically escapes house hold work coming late home and acting very busy ......even though both husband and wife earns equally and work in a mentally demanding field.......

[@rashmichinjoos9394]

This movie is literally a slap to the society

[@hadirahman3036]

to the traditionalist society if say in a more specific way..

[@earnmoney5825]

മലയാളികൾ ഇവിടെ come on

[@wilsonjoseph7726]

Malayalam filim make powerful peoples

[@anuranand]

The urge to unlearn certain things and relearn is a rarely seen quality.. so nice of you to gracefully say that.. respect and one like....

[@sreekanthmadiyan]

Sound design and DOP .. TOP NOTCH. loved this movie to the core.

[@joypodimattam]

Thank science you watched the movie. 😀

[@arjunks316]

Dude, you are awesome. You understand the story so well and your attention to details is impeccable.

[@TheLemonGinger]

Beautiful movie. No unnecessary scenes, all are well-knitted and so clear and explicit with no drama at all.. Felt hard watching the movie, which might be because it's a kind of self-reflection too what happens around us.. Like the father in the movie, the smile and the dialogues would make his things get done!! As you said, it's not even the men's fault as they are taught like that and it is easy to do and follow what is taught to us than bringing some change..

[@rijuthomas85]

I thought it would be some family drama. But it turned out to be an out and out horror movie.... amazing hard hitting movie.

[@jeslinvarghese]

Wonderful review man. I haven't watched the movie yet but I love your message. Much needed discussion not just in Kerala but around India and around the world.

[@urvivyas4321]

It’s finally on Amazon Prime! Hopefully will reach a larger audience. Great review Nona! I love how much attention to detail you have in this review. I love that you acknowledged the liberating dance performance at the end; it was so amazing!

[@haseeb8356]

U said it dude😍 Powerful movie💪

[@lavendersky8917]

Yeah, the best thing is that they don’t show it as evil.(6:00) They just don’t realise what they are doing. That’s what they are used to and that’s considered the Normal too. But anyone can change for better. Times have changed and the movie is a wake up call to our society .

[@MummyTimeIN]

A very thoughtful review ,and the best part that you understand the reality hope you will be the best

[@rohithalpy5533]

Thank you science ❣️

[@athulgireesh54]

@Amal the thing that you comnt with (and everything you use every day)is a gift of science not gift of god..🤦🙄

[@shyamkr2000]

The movie had some sensitive issue like Sabarimala case and all. Thats why Netflix or Amazon refused to take the film I think. I don't understand why these platforms are also doing unjustice 😑. Movie is at its best they should regret not picking this film. I somewhat believe most of the issues are correctly exposed . Pls don't think "whole kerala" society is like this. We are the one's who always try to pinpoint and rectify ourselves. Some may think "kerala" society is always like this.

[@NonaPrince]

A film like this exist in kerala tells how advance the place is

[@potatoface1041]

Entire indian society is like this, every daily soap shows the same thing.. first the woman is all powerful and strong,.want a career..then she falls in love and bam! Marriage and then sarees sindoor and kitchen 🤣

[@rajeshr77]

As Nona said, I felt boring at many points to see the kitchen scenes, repeat scenes but then realised that boring dirty things that many wifes and moms do in their life over and over again. Endless! thats when I got where the movie is heading to..

[@artoholicguy7060]

Whenever directors shoot food . They shoots it beautifully . You should notice how director of this movie shoot the waste after eating

[@murukeshmurali1693]

Bro, amazing flow with your views

[@vineethkanat8612]

Its really nice watching a non malayalee is reviewing a Malayalam film... Really happy...👍👍

[@missektasharma2614]

Maine 2-3 reviews dekhe iss movie pr lekin aapka review bahut hi achha aur fresh look wala lga.. Amazing review ❤

[@Iamloki07]

Brilliant work and a daring attempt from jeo baby... excellent film..must watch💯...

[@swaroop2518]

This great movie teaches that Both WOMEN and MEN should do OUTSIDE and HOUSEHOLD works equally. No Gender should bear extra burden. Both need respect and appreciation for their work.

[@rijin9460]

10:31 was a real incident which happened 2 years back in kerala after the supreme court verdict for allowing women to enter into sabarimala temple.

[@Shortstoriesbygeminigirl]

Yes its true.....

[@curiousmind4663]

Such a nice movie...! Acting, direction, editing each and everyone did their part well...hats off 😘

[@antonyakash5567]

The Great Indian kitchen..... Perfectly cooked 😋 Well served 👌🏻 Must watch 💯

[@meedhunraj9854]

Such good simple movie you narrated very well even doesn’t know language and you noticed each points which I didn’t as it’s my mother tongue. Fantastic review👍👍👍👍

[@NonaPrince]

Thank you

[@darsanas7123]

Actually this film is a must watch for all Indians...not avoid because of the language.this film has no language barriers.it may open your eyes..and it is the life of an average Indian women.

[@arunlalr9400]

Great review buddy. Ego is what kills the man in you. Every lady deserves a foreplay. Yes, grow up men, wake up.

[@nsn5564]

Great review! Thank you for spotlighting this great movie. As a woman, someone who escaped very similar circumstances and is thankful every day, this movie was a painful watch but an important watch. I wish every Indian would watch it.

[@i.5mviews923]

I noticed that the aunt is doing all same routine works with a smile in her face and without frustrated. BecoZ she less concerned that. That is the society and they think it should be like this . It wouldn’t be then 😲?

[@cloweeist]

Social conditioning

[@rightthought7788]

കല്യാണം കഴിയാത്ത പലരും ചിന്ദിക്കുന്നത് നമ്മൾ അങ്ങിനെ അല്ലലോ എന്നാണ് എന്നാൽ അവര് അമ്മ, ഭർത്താവ് ഇല്ലാത്ത അച്ഛന്റെ സഹോദരിമാർ , വിധവ ആയ സഹോദരിമാർ ഇവരെ ഇല്ലാo നമ്മൾ മറ്റൊരു തരത്തിൽ ഇതേ രീതിയിൽ ചൂഷണം ചെയ്യുന്നുണ്ട്. അതു കൊണ്ട് ഇത് ഒരു ഭർത്താവ് നെ മാത്രം ഭാഗിക്കുന്നില്ല നമ്മൾ ആകുന്ന പുരുഷ ലോകത്തൊടാണ് കഥ പറയുന്നത്.. ഒന്ന് മാറി ചിന്ദിക്കുവാൻ. ഭാര്യയെ മനസ്സിലാക്കും എന്ന് പറയുന്ന സമയത്ത് നമ്മുടെ വീട്ടിൽ ഉള്ള മറ്റു സ്ത്രീകളെയും പരിഗണിക്കുക...👍👌👌👌✌️✌️💐

[@gbob1983]

Thank u for reviewing such a wonderful movie.. as a malayali I’m so proud brother.. Good job 🤝🤝

[@RINASNASMI]

Breaking the patriarchy💥💥

[@jamy-i8r]

the man who teaches how to make black tea his wife leg with swelling..anyone noticed tht..i just imagined tht why her leg like tht..if anything she prepare he tells her ths is not the way prepare go and add ths tht ...bcs of him her leg like tht...

[@ushapradeesh2339]

Very realistic movie made in these recent times. The protagonists have lived their role,no acting,just being real.👌👌👌👌👌

[@ningyoh3490]

First of all you have to have a great taste in content to like South indian movies and actually understand the artistic abilities of this kind of real cinema and your explanation is so simple yet so superior , without using fancy jargons and interpretation to sound intelligent you explain n interpret the movies smoothly and clearly its just amazing to know your point of view keep up the good work 👏 🙌 👍 👌 😀

[@NonaPrince]

Thank you 🙏

[@jinson12]

First of all hats of to u...Nona prince...for ur great effort to make a keen observation on this Malayalam movie....n I'm proud in it as a malayali....

[@nsn5564]

Really appreciated your attitude and comments.

[@TheJimmyCage]

Fantastic review my man! Now it's going to be quite hard to add much new to my own review. ':D

[@NonaPrince]

Thank you 🙏 Cannot wait to hear your thoughts!

[@adarshmrlegend402]

My mother taught me how to cook . So that you don't have to relay on anyone to do it for you and to ask the permission of the women and ask their opinion without forcing myself over them.

[@gayathri5908]

Can we do some foreplay? Ohh so you know all about it.. in one single dialogue nd facial xpression of suraj tells alot.. 🙄🤭its really a must watching movie for everyone..🥰🥰

[@SiFiMadness]

You are one of the best movie critics I have seen on KZbin

[@anithathilakan]

Excellent review for an excellent movie👌. You cant miss even a single shot as each shot has a meaning. Lookin forward to even more courageous movies from Jeo Baby.

[@shibilamolsasankan2477]

''we won't change because it's convenient'' well said Nonaji. Simply the truth. Hats off. 🌹🌹

[@humanhuman9299]

Hi Nona, Thanks to circulate such a great movie in north too.. Atleast it gives a moment of realization

[@shameena6045]

Bollywood will never understand this movie.

[@jakal1591]

Wow what a nice review. You caught many points a native speaker like me missed !

[@savithamenon1377]

U r an awesome reviewer 👏 n somewhere listening to u,makes me feel u r an awesome humanbeing too...women jus want such men in their life,jus the realization makes them a great man...our malayalam filmmakers and actors make us really proud 😍👌

[@ambilishibu5555]

Wowwww - Non Malayali's review... Awesome 💖💖💖

[@287nandan]

He is a mallu singh now..

[@thetruth2689]

It is a good film.It narrates the problem faced by ordinary women in a middle class family.so heart touching

[@mkabhilashtvpm]

Hi brother it's me ABHILASH from THIRUVANANTHAPURAM Kerala...happy to see your review on malayalam film...u can also look for Mammootty other hits & classical movie.. because he is the only actor having variety roles in his career...few classical list of his film Oru vadakkan veeragaatha Yaatra Avanazhi Amaram Vidheyan Ponthenmada Mrukaya Kaazcha Mathilukal etc

[@rajinir.9148]

Really enjoyed your speech!!

[@anju04aa]

I believe in equality...having said that, after marriage even the husband has to leave his parents just like his wife has, have to include mother’s name too in their children’s, women shouldn’t be burdened to wear this (mangalsutra) and that , share household and children’s responsibilities equally, and so on, house guests being served by women, the particulars are endless, .......If men go out for work then women can do household chores but it shouldn’t be like that’s understood and taken for granted.....I’m a homemaker and do household chores not because I’m a woman but since I’m at home I voluntarily do them...it should be vice versa too that if a woman solely goes out and works then the man has to shoulder household responsibilities.....better if both work outside then both should do everything equally....

[@aneezmm6102]

Gives you another perspective of "maan ke haath ka khaana"

[@ronishashigdel2776]

damn

[@sayedmusthaqeem1631]

Just Finished The Movie..maan Wow...I new These Things Exist But i didnt know it was this Hard for them...

[@bornofmind]

For whom? 🤭

[@sayedmusthaqeem1631]

@@bornofmind For Women

[@varshasreenivas4249]

Brilliant analysis👏👏👏. One more point, in the climax, as a dance teacher, when she drove to her class n got out of the car n walked...that gave such a liberated feeling!!! 🔥🔥🔥

[@dheevar9660]

The car she used was same unregistered red car shown in their marriage day. The dowry car. She got ot back. She fought for it

[@varshasreenivas4249]

@@dheevar9660 haha i too felt🔥