Why Manjummel Boys, Premalu & Bramayugam can happen only in Malayalam Cinema

[@sirajmehaboob]

Just a small correction. The caves in movie Manjummel boys is actually a set created by the art director.

[@woozireongi7201]

WHAT!!! they looked so real

[@anall-t9c]

​@@woozireongi7201 yah bro it is a set the set was in kochi

[@Ram-dd3ce]

They shot few scenes in the real Guna Cave, rest of the scenes were shoted in the set made in a godown in Kochi, Kerala.

[@vaishaksuresh8555]

The exterior portions of the film outside the hole or pit was shot at the real guna cave. It's only the Inside of the hole or pit which was a set.

[@akshaymohandas9511]

To be specific, from the part where the second gate comes.

[@ashikah1021]

To my fellow malayalees who are reading this.. Whenever someone, especially from outside of kerala praises our movies, it's better to not be carried away. It's better to be grateful & thank them, instead of boasting further to an extent where it becomes annoying.. Also everyone is entitled to their opinion & biased about their industry and stars, so it won't be well received if we compare with other industries & degrade their stars.. Ofcourse every industry produces good movies & have their own strength.. Let's stand united, love, & celebrate every good content from India, regardless of language.. ❤️

[@nomad4273]

💯 we should also understand the common people from TN, Hyderabad like these movies just because of the reference not because they love Malayalam movies.

[@mahadevangopakumar1943]

Exactly 💯. The country as a whole can only go forward if this huge force of different minds in different industries comes together. Wow imagine how powerful of an industry will that be? The pan indian industry will be a force.

[@divyanair4297]

Well said

[@ashikah1021]

​@@nomad4273 Exactly! I still remember watching the theatre response of premam from TN. Many ppl were saying things like they came only for malar. Of course there are many things which worked in favour of premam & malar is equally loved by the malayalees.. However, It's not a fault or anything to be so, rather more of a human nature to connect at a higher, deep level when there are things which are emotionally close to us associated with.

[@DileepGopalakrishnan]

Im a malayalee and I agree with you, I feel cringe sometimes seeing the comment box, there are a lot of self trumpeters.

[@salumanghat]

You are wrong brother. Manjummal was not shot on "dangerous location" the whole thing was a set, beautifully done by the art team. One of the best work I have seen❤❤

[@sarmamadhavan]

Yes, except The dream sequence of sreenath bhasi

[@salumanghat]

@@sarmamadhavan that was at the real location? I thought only till the main restriction gate they used the real location. Heard something like that in the interview with Ajayan Chalissery, the art director.

[@sidddharth7848]

The dream sequence of Bhasi and the locations till the gate are shot at real locations. Rest all scenes that you saw were shot in a set.

[@salumanghat]

@@sidddharth7848 just saw a post saying the same in insta 🔥🔥

[@aussiecinephiles]

They took a special permission from the government and they shot the hallucination scene of Subash from the real guna cave with assistance of few guards and securities .

[@ItsVasl]

I'm a goltu(telugu) person and i love the mallu industry so much man, i watched premalu 3 times in theaters, its such an amazing film man, thanks for this video!

[@yoursnottruly]

Ok what exactly is goltu?

[@ashikah1021]

Please say malayalam movies rather than mallu movies.. It's not a term we invented for ourselves. Also it's little offensive in nature.. we rather prefer malayalam movies or malayali (for ppl)

[@memeogvk]

❤ Watch the manjummel boys too !!

[@quotesconnect1]

Is it dubbed to telugu?

[@TheRishijoesanu]

Premalu shows the soul of Hyderabad better than most Telugu films I've seen.

[@DheerajPaleri]

Anweshippin kandethum is a really good investigative thriller too. Overshadowed by all other films.

[@anjay1075]

Not really, a lot of the other channels have put a spotlight on the movie.

[@adil0028]

Athra poraa

[@TheRishijoesanu]

"Family" is the most overlooked movie of February and might actually the best movie of the month even. Incredible month for Malayalam cinema

[@jermyhassan]

But climax was mediocre

[@ASHISH-w8j3k]

Falimy?!​@@TheRishijoesanu

[@veprooto]

The introvert character (cameo) in Premalu is Mathew Thomas. Naslen and Mathew act in most films as a combo. They are only 23 but have already done 4-5 films together.

[@VettichiraDaimon]

Acted with actor Vijay too.

[@FazilPachu-fl1mr]

He was in beast too

[@jaijithraja.c4948]

I bunked my clg and went to manjummel boys with no idea about the film and I haven't watched the trailer . I literally came out mindblown from the thetre and realising what a fuckin magical experience , especially the climax just gave me goosebumps and tears , great respect for the manjummel boys team and "_Mollywood redefines cinema❤_"

[@anjay1075]

As all cinema should be

[@quotesconnect1]

Where r u from bro

[@realhuman5895]

BRAMAYUGAM..A PURE MASTERPIECE....

[@sa34w]

I respect Mohanlal too of trying something like LJP’s Malakottai Valibhan, even after getting so much hate I feel like that movie is much superior to any movie I have seen in the industry. LJP’s love for theatre and so many homage to greats like Sergio was something else. I truly feel Malakottai was let down by fans expecting a massy movie instead of a LJP movie

[@krishniarumugam]

We let this movie down. Agree.

[@shihabea6607]

Looking down on to one of the sophisticated and cosmopolitan audience group with some prejudices and biases will only ruin his movies.. He should actually aim and plan to impress malayalam audience. It will only make his movies better.. As it happened with all these three movies mentioned here.. They are no lesser movies as we alk agree.. But they really aimed and planned to impress the malayalam audience. They didn't try to look down at the audience from self created superior place. Now these movies are going places and getting critical and commercial success in all markets.

[@DSds..]

I feel like bramayugam is also going through something like this. It isn't getting the love it deserves like Malaikottai Vaaliban

[@kuttapan2268]

​@@shihabea6607 what i feel is that mohanlal is not a person how has a deep adiction to acting like mammooty or tovino and he commits to movies where someone he knows works.antony played a key role in selection of scripts earlier as earlier he knew the pulse of fans but now his thought about what a good script is outdated. Overall i think mohanlal gives more importance to his relations than script and thats were he becomes bad at his job.

[@kuttapan2268]

Even in the earlier times mohanlal had a specific directors or writers who he liked to work with and most of them were good at what they do.

[@Shahaz1]

3 blockbuster and a Hit in Malayalam industry is this feb and I have seen all of them and 4 films are 4 different genres. Enjoyed all of them ❤

[@leonamvinoy3008]

4 actually, including answeshipin kandathum

[@dipeesh.k.pk.p8025]

One of the toughest audiences in the world to impress is Malalayalis...We analyse the films and choose films to watch wisely ...In Kerala , films will not run if the plot and making is not strong (even if the leading actor is Mohanlal or Mammootty(top actors)). That is the history of mollywood. Unlike other industries especially Kollywood, Bollywood etc...We dont give importance for stardom ,Only we give importance for tight script and making. If such type film is released , it will run long definitely irrespective of the actors acted in it. Many examples are there.Proud to be a Malayali ❤

[@bimalk2503]

Best month for Malayalam cinema industry 1) manummel boys 2) premalu 3) bramayukham 4) anweshippin kandethum & Upcoming movies.....🔥🔥🔥 1) Aadujeevithem - The goat life 2) varshangalkku shesham 3) Aavesham

[@usnasi4439]

Here in the US , my local theaters were showing all three of these movies in screens next to each other, I was n a dilemma which one to go.

[@aromalja9861]

Vareshengalku seaham would be a cringe fest

[@Anten-Isy]

Isn't Thangamani supposed to release on March?

[@RahulRaj-oe7co]

BAROZZZ

[@bibinbenoy]

​@@aromalja9861 I think you got that wrong bro

[@shanazirk]

Look when people doing research in colours and vfx affects - They made a black white movie which is crafted as best Manjummal boys : The first malayalam movie which I have seen from chennai where audience standing and clapping at the end Premalu: Watched from chennai in housefull show . Anweshippin kandethum: another good movie 🍿 Congratulations to the Crew ❤❤❤

[@govindbabu1082]

Malayalam industry has been doing this since 1980s and now because of the far and wide reach that social media and OTT platforms provide, outsiders are able to watch and be in awe. But, for us malayalees, this is not new at all. Someone put a comment mentioning that Malayalees are boastful when it comes to their movies. Yeah, i too agree to that point but you guys have hardly seen a handful of our movies. If you had seen the kind of movies made in our industry for the last 30 years, you will literally be spellbound. Whole of south itself is a different league and breed when it comes to art and sadly not even half of the common audience praising the malayalam, tamil, kannada or telugu industry will be having that kind of knowledge about the movies made. We are forever thankful and proud for the late acceptance and fame we receive today 🥰

[@ismohd87]

The 2000s was a terrible decade for Malayalam. It is the New Wave films which began around 2010 like Traffic, Salt N Pepper and City of God which triggered this creative onslaught we see today.

[@CherrieJubilee]

Well said!

[@govindbabu1082]

@@ismohd87 yes bro. But for me personally, 2000s malayalam movies still make me remember about my childhood. Especially all those Dileep and Lalettan movies which we malayalees still categorise among movies having a never-ending repeat value.

[@jagadeeshkrishnan4670]

@@govindbabu1082 Absolutely, though there is a gear change in 2010, the root of creating films hasn't changed it since a long period back.

[@nithinjohn8812]

@@ismohd87’Traffic’ : The masterclass which changed the whole perspective of malayalam audience.

[@sagars4738]

By watching Malayalam movies by downloading to watching 3 movies in a theatres in a month it feels much deserving love should be shown to them. all three films are enjoyable & respect to them from a non-Malayali audience.😍😍😍

[@arunjyothis3851]

Watch out for Aattam & Anveshipin Kandethum OTT release

[@TheRishijoesanu]

Family too. In fact Family might be the best Malayalam release in February after all.

[@sidddharth7848]

Feel bad for Aattam and Family. They got released at a very wrong time when other movies are rampaging at box office😢

[@je_suis_amor]

@@sidddharth7848 aattam got a free run in January..promotions were poor and that affected film. Only festival goers were excited, and it was branded as an award film..in case of manjummal it is one of the most aggressively campaigned promoted film in recent Malayalam history.

[@nerdnero9779]

അന്വേഷിപ്പിൻ is already on Netflix. Watched it.😢 Disturbing scenes. Felt better than manjummal🥹

[@aDi7997]

Both average films

[@joeljoseppppph]

4:34 a small correction, manjummel boys was not shot in guna caves , If I am not wrong they made a set in Kerala and shot the scenes in it .

[@w-vz9yn]

Yes, only one scene is shot inside the real guna cave.. all other inside scenes are shot in a set made in kerala

[@JOSH1964-v6i]

Not all scenes were shot in sets, but, from the moment the guy falls and he survives,

[@gandhika82]

absolutely 100000% agree, saw manjummel and bramayuga on theatre and still have goosebumps

[@asjadnabeel]

Watch Premalu also... ❤

[@Ram-dd3ce]

In Manjummal Boys, they shot a few scenes at the real Guna Caves, rest of the scenes were set in a godown in Kochi (Kerala). The art director, Ajayan Chalissery, brilliantly made the set so we felt it was real Guna Cave. The climax sequence of Shikkar (2010), a Malayalam movie starring a Mohanlal was also shot in Guna Caves. Mohanlal and Ananya performed their own stunts in the climax scenes at Guna Caves.

[@ihsan2104]

Anweshippin Kandethum gone unnoticed

[@navj9850]

🥲

[@aDi7997]

Yeah because it's an average film.

[@anjay1075]

The appreciation that malayalam cinema is getting is profound and awe-inspiring. I'm a Malayali, and yet throughout my years as a film lover and musician, I've found myself going back to the roots. Thanks for putting these movies on a spotlight. As someone who loves, listens to and makes music across all languages and generes I'm humbled. Thanks Raunauq

[@kriz2281]

Nothing to be proud of ..... 99% of people commenting and appreciating here are malayalis only ....can you see a commone man who is non malayali audiance appreciating ?

[@mriduljoy8108]

@@kriz2281 On the contrary, do u see anyone criticizing the movies. If it is a good movie, just appreciate man, take life on a chill basis. We love Shah Rukh, you can love mamooka. Reciprocate these feelings and enjoy this stuff man. These are made for entertainment, not for fighting. Stop seein things in a negative light, especially with movies which are made for relaxing❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@kriz2281]

@@mriduljoy8108 iam also from Kerala....but I don't think there is a reach to Malayalam films other than KZbin reviews.....nobody watchs outside kerala.....and don't know why these fellows malayali boasting everywhere....

[@mriduljoy8108]

@@kriz2281 Why shouldn't we boast? If we are good at something, be proud of it whether or not others appreciate it. Does other state people have to approve our movies to feel confident in it? No. We know our worth, our works are much better than the Bollywood trash that is coming out now, and we are able to diversify. Take pride in it, for the amount of time we can take pride in this matter may be limited.

[@Livetogether11]

Just wait for the movie 'goat life'. Malayalam film industry is something special....❤

[@ilnebibob]

Malayalees dont see their actors or politicians as demi-gods..

[@meerapatankar7275]

Mammoty is reached a whole new level and is blowing our minds with his confidence in craft and not afraid to push the boundaries with every role. Malayalam moves have aways been a cut above the rest.

[@kavin2113]

That Guna caves shown was a set

[@RONISM-rw6df]

there was a small portion shot in the real guna caves. ( the dream sequence)

[@Intolerantmoron]

The entry scenes and outside of cave are all real place. However inside the cave during the fall is set and vfx

[@DSds..]

That's obviously fake, because they can't dump the actors into a dangerous location for the sake of originality

[@adil0028]

​@@DSds..😂

[@Intolerantmoron]

@@DSds.. you do know that it's a major tourist spot since movie guna was released some 30 years ago?.

[@govindbabu1082]

Manjummel Boys is not the second movie after Gunaa to be shot in Guna cave. In 2010, a Mohanlal starrer movie named Shikar has it climax portions fully filmed in the original Guna cave. Many other movies have been filmed there since 1991.

[@kaakkupaathu7110]

Shikar is not shot inside the cave as per the director

[@rrrr3666]

Malayalam Cinema has reached this point because Good Movies are appreciated by Kerala's Audience. Thereafter the word of mouth helps it reach other states. Bollywood movies which should've been encouraged are 1.Tumbbad 2.Laal Kaptaan 3.Maqbool 4.Bulbul 5.Omkara If movies like these got the appreciation they deserved then the bollywood have been different.

[@rrrr3666]

We lost gems like these in search of Masal KJ movies.

[@rajumondxb]

Hundreds of Malayalam movies are remade into other languages , especially into Hindi. This shows the quality of the content of these movies . As reading habits of new generation film makers is depreciating , may be in future this kind of quality one cannot expect from Malayalam

[@uzumakix112]

Watching Premalu in theatre is a best thing happen in Feb for me.Premalu is a movie that you watch the whole with a smiling face😃😃😃.

[@quadpixel]

You won't be disappointed with Manjumel Boys too.

[@ANANDSUDHAKARANBTechMT-]

One of the best month for mollywood. Watched every movies you've just mentioned. I agree with you perspectives❤.

[@anilmenon6482]

Watch Anweshippin Kandethum also

[@reverbbbbb4467]

We celebrate stars not beacuse they have done badass characters or cuz of their looks, we love them for their acting and the potential we know they have. If an actor is able to make us feel their emotion through acting we just appreciate it whether it be a star or an amateur.

[@sumalathasathian2367]

This made me so proud because I was born in Kerala and love Malayalam movies

[@nos_trada_mus1980]

Watched all the three films in big screen. Feeling proud of our industry and would like to be a part of it in the future. Also adding to the comment - our industry always try to potray our politics as well!

[@navaneethkrishna7409]

Actually for Manjummal Boys they have not used the Guna caves entirely since its closed right now and its so much risk even if they get permission to use that location. They made the set of Guna cave near a warehouse at Ernakulam (Kochi) by digging separate 50 feet deep pits and designing the entire cave inside. You can watch interviews of Ajayan Challisery, Art Director explaining the entire process. Its a wonderful work of art!

[@Warmeosteelmate]

This is Pan India wave I was rooting for! Movies rich in content doing good at the box office gives hope to aspiring filmmakers.

[@veerubiradhar1318]

Loved watching both bramayugam and premalu, excited to watch manjummel boys🔥

[@rki2949]

Hey Raunaq, Just wanted to point out that the Art director Ajayan Chalissery said that everything beyond the fences of the guna cave were a set and VFX created by his team and Eggwhite VFX

[@shajipaappan6312]

There could be many reasons, but the first and foremost reason is that they make movies for the Malayali audience which is intellectually different than rest of India. You can see that in their lifestyle, health system, education, politics, social awareness etc...

[@augustin_abraham]

Its simple...malayalam cinemas usually focus on the story not on the stars in itt

[@arunkumarcr9496]

Funny fact: 4:33 it's a wrong statement. But I won't disclose why it's false, because it may affect your views on the movie.. but they did a fantastic job

[@chetanshet10]

One thing I like about these films are stories, dialogues, acting are really good, and most simple stories are made into a film which other industry still not able to do, this is what making their industry films good.

[@day0wellness]

I want to correct you on the fact that manjummal boys was shot in guna cave. The whole movie was a set made by the master art director Ajayan challiserry.

[@HotPaniPuri]

Let me tell you this. Telugu audience are the best audience in India. They accept every movie regardless of which nativity it is. There are instances where the movies got more collection in telugu states rather than in native states. The reason I am stating this is, movie makers need to promote their films in telugu states so that they can make more BO and increase their audience range twice with single hit film. Look at the fan following for actors like Puneeth RK , Yash, Sudeep, Upendra, Shetty's, DQ, Mammooty, Mohanlal, FAFA, Nivin, Prithvi raj, and many other tamil actors. Except Vijay( especially due to the toxic fan base), telugu audience love all the actors and languages. I request all the other audiences to pressure movie makers to release and market the films in Telugu states so that we can enjoy movie as well.

[@AgentN-s5u]

Then why do you guys make such bad films overall? If you guys were the best audience, you wouldnt have accepted the poor state of your films

[@HotPaniPuri]

@@AgentN-s5u By this you need to understand that even bad films run well in Telugu states. People love films and look at the average Telugu population and everyone will say that movies are an essential part of their entertainment. So all I request is to promote more movies in Telugu states so that everyone will have a win win situation. Imagine yourself as a film maker and tell me would you lose a market like this?

[@AnandA2155]

Is premalu running well?

[@AnandA2155]

Hey sriharsh, I am from Kerala and I love Telugu movies. They have been a part of my childhood. We used to have dubbed movies of Allu Arjun and a lot of other actors from Telugu. In fact I would defend Allu Arjun as the first OG Telugu movie introducer in Kerala. I also knew Allu before I knew Rajinikanth or Kamal Hassan. I loved Bunny and Arya and Gajapokkir and Krishna (don’t know what their names are there). I understand you when you say that you would love to watch Malayalam movies there. But there is one big problem. Our stars, even though moderately familiar there, are not valuable enough or have enough stardom to bring Telugu people to theatres. Which means that these movies are highly unlikely to be profitable there. Also, we have to go through additional pains to dub the movies into Telugu which will cost additional investment. And also the treatment of mainstream Telugu movies is a bit different. Malayalam movies are subtle and are more realistic in their making which not a lot of people there will appreciate. But let me tell you something. I am sorry to you for Malayali audiences mocking your movies. There are bad apples in there, but we have them too. More than 95% of the movies released in the previous year in Malayalam failed in the box office. We also do not know how to play the commercial game like you people. The movies are reflective of the culture and expectations of the people from a movie watching experience. Just because your movies are different does not mean that they are bad ( I am replying for the person above who said Telugu films are in a poor state). Remember Bahubali came in from your industry. So let’s appreciate both these, and move on.

[@HotPaniPuri]

@@AnandA2155 well said brother. Thanks for the reply. My assumptions are based on the responses that the Malayalam movies receive from OTT viewership. All my friends and family absolutely love the unique and realistic approach that the Malyalam industry uses. So if the movies in OTT are appreciated at this level, maybe they have better shot at theaters too. But I can understand your point. Coming over here, marketing the movie and advertising it can be very expensive and dubbing it takes lot of time. I hope this situation changes for betterment.

[@srivathsonsam406]

Even the picture in the background gives me chills ❤️‍🔥🫣 #Mamooty

[@jeweljames]

Correction. Manjummal boys is not the second film to be shot at Guna caves. There was another malayalam movie Shikkar (2010), a Mohanlal starrer, shot at Guna caves. Also, Manjummal Team created a set to shot the major portions.

[@seethapathy6969]

Im from tamil nadu im saying this not bcoz of this video, but malayalam cinema will be always world-class, period

[@faris8351]

Bramayugam❤🔥 Premalu ❤ Manjummal boys ❤ Anweshipin kandethum ❤

[@IndianFishLover]

Please go through Goat life

[@santomy4579]

The three movies are on three different genres which make the month February every film enthusiasts, even the common audiences heaven. 1 . Premalu comes as a romantic comedy movie with basically millennial genz comedy , but it works out for every normal audience. The movies made me literally pass out from laughing, and the romance made me feel stuff. 2. Bramayugam is a mystery fantasy experimental movie, which I never thought would work out for this scale of audience. It is so much fun and fresh, and I am wonderstruck how much the man, the legendary actor, Mammootty amazes me each time. It's one of the best indian fantasy movie after tumbad for me. 3. Manjummal boys was something different. Other than being a great movie i am more amased about how it is a real life incident and the story of the selflessness. The artwork, the cinematography the direction acting etc was topnotch. But the main thing was how the movie gave a superhit romantic song a new meaning. The movie talks about friendship and they placed a frickin romantic song there. How did they make it work? Magic. Overall a great start for the year 2024. Special mention for the movie Malaikotta valiban which fell because of bad marketting. It was indeed a great movie and will be a milestone in the Indian film industry. Because of the daring approach. The movie is basically a comic book Specifically a Amar chitrakatha❤. And it does justice to the new genre. The only reason it failed was because it was majorly concieved as a mass masala movie but it wasn't.

[@tjg5138]

Great analysys as usual. One other point is that Malayalam movies will have people from other languages talking that language in the native manner.

[@rohithharidas5532]

Great review, really proud of Malayalam industry atm!

[@nithin.k2003]

The Only thing the malyalam industry left is to crack ott or webseries world they are capable of creating a magical theatrical experience with their limited budgets so everyone knows that they can create wonders with their craft in silver screens and the industry is filled with wonderful writers and the top Malayalam actors are also very experimental if they get the right medium and with their great writers and actors they can easily create global level webseries

[@angrygamer6683]

Hoping that kathanar, arm or barroz do that this year

[@petrichor259]

​@@angrygamer6683lol no way with Barroz

[@bhaskaranvinod]

Poachers already doing that...

[@wearecules]

You missed one mindblowing piece while praising mammootty, that is rorschah just go and watch it

[@deepakmurmu7732]

I was searching for the alternatives of Bollywood movies. So finally i have found the alternatives now. And i would also love to see the Malayalam Film Industry to make its place globally.

[@Manjunathnswamy]

Malayalam doing movies based real life stories instead of fictional.. that's make special audience

[@Shafee914]

Manjummal boys and premalu for love ❤️ and frndship 💕🥰 bremayugam somthng special.. theatre experience was fab🖤... Direction movie script and the perfomnce hats off..👏 🔥 3 charctrs in movie 🎥 its jst mind blowing.. waiting for next epic one "Goat life" prithwiraj and blessy ARR combo 🔥💎

[@geethakrishnan9857]

Ofcourse Malayalam movies are so realistic and full of emotions ❤

[@anish37260]

Now Anchakkallakkokkan porattu also ruling the boxoffice.. Malayalam movies are its dream run continues...

[@hasanulbenna8702]

Extending my sincere gratitude towards you for introducing our filim industry . Love from kerala❤

[@akshaynkarun1]

Brother it’s just started 1.Aadujeevitham 2.Aavesham 3.Varshangalkk shesham 4.Malayalee from India 5.Guruvayoor Ambalanadayil 6.Kathanar 7.Vilayath Budha 8.Turbo 9.Ajayante Randam Moshanam 10.Nadikar Jr. -- More to come . We are full swing now

[@Azad-om9or]

😍😍😍😍 Empuraan also 🔥

[@Willreply]

Blud forgot Kollywood's peak in 2018. Ratchasan, 96, Vada Chennai. Were running in theatres at the same time.

[@suryaprasad258]

😭.. it feels so good hearing this from non malayali❤❤

[@pradhanh1641]

The last name Mangottil is obviously Malayali

[@peterjkannitta]

the best released malayalam movie is Aatam...world class screen play...feels sad no one talks about it

[@salmanulfaris1043]

The simplest answer of why Malayalam cinema is growing because we audience demands more all the time

[@vijeeshvs6847]

Anweshippin kandethum is also a very good movie ,its an investigation story

[@ashi.k___3676]

May be its a small industry but we have so many milestone movies of malayalam cinemas❤️‍🔥🙌🏻

[@foolhunter6566]

You missed out one out of the box movie named kaadhal.. wow everybody should watch it atleast once..a different realistic scenario

[@renchurs6450]

80 percentage Malayalam movies are maded by core real🔥 life story! And it's completely packed with a real life messages not the unrealistic messages..💯✅

[@rohithrajkk]

kekaan nalla rasamundalle😁

[@ananthapadmanabhan7122]

Fun fact - The people they get into with the tug of war at the start is the real manjummal boys

[@adityamahadevan005]

Malaikottai Vaaliban was also a gem from Mollywood.Unfortunately Mohanlals fan following destroyed the movie.Rare instance when crazy fans can affect your work

[@18Bala]

Rightly said Malayalam audience and film makers are more story centric and the characters are relatable, though I am from Telangana, love watching good cinema and of course Malayalam cinema, respect to Mammoty sir and actor of great class and calibre. Star actors playing a negative character, reminds of Legendary Senior NTR garu who played characters of Lord Rama and Lord Krishna umpteen times has played characters of Ravana and Duryodhana during the peak of his career . I recommend you watch Sita Rama kalyanam , Sri Krishna Pandveyam and Dana Veera Shoora Karna.

[@kennyjacob4538]

Totally agree with you..with the fact that we the mallus pay a better tribute in this industry than any one else.Just because we started watching other state movies way before the pan India scene.

[@alwin9491]

Golden month for movie lovers..thanks to Malayalam film industry

[@hlo3754]

Mammootty deserves the national award for bramayugam

[@anu09140]

What a fab Feb ❤

[@shireeshshenoy6346]

Watched Manjummel Boys in the theatre The climax scene made almost everyone in the theatre knowingly or unkwoingly let out a huge cheer That is the beauty of cinema!!

[@iamPrinceK]

In the last two days i watched Jaya Jaya Jaya Jaya Jaya & Mukundan Unni Associates, wtf is this grounded story, realistic themes & extraordinary presentation. True, it's happened only in Malayalam Cinema🫡🤞

[@H.e.I.m.D.a.L.L]

They have cracked the recipe of story telling and film making, just need to learn how to sell them too. Manjummel Boys doing well in TN because of Guna connection, and Premalu in TL & AP for Hyderabad connection, Bramayugam is not only doing well its only in Mallu circles, while Telugu its getting bashed in reviews. North nobody has a clue apart from select reviewers and rare breed of non native Malayalam movie fans like me. That makes me Sad, The worst thing is when you have way superior product but dont know how to sell it. They made such awesome posters of Bramayugam, if they just did old school techniques of displaying one in Hoarding across major cities of India would have done the thing, I was just going around in Insta same will be the fate of movie also only on digital OTT.

[@slayer81]

They have better option like dune 2

[@SanithKK]

People might be expecting like Kantara. But Bramayugam is dark, literally!

[@aromalja9861]

Typical Telgue audience like romance and action movie they never like movie like bramayugam but bramayugam Is still a masterpiece

[@H.e.I.m.D.a.L.L]

@@SanithKK No its not the movies issue, people who have watched it, have enjoyed it even in North, except Telugu audiences, its that there is no Shows, it released in 15th Feb there was no other major releases on that week, still only one show in whole of Pune and Kolkata, hindi dubbed no news till date. As of today Bramayugam is out of theaters in Kolkata no shows available, "Hanu-Man" which release on 12th JAN !! still has one Hindi Dub Show running. Same thing happened with movie "2018", Kantara was available in every small town on its 2nd week itself after the hype of 1st weekend in all dubbed versions that was reason for its success not everyone connected with the movie, most audiences in North just ride the hype waves, you just too need to make it available near them at the right time.

[@SanithKK]

@HeimdallWR-if6ub Most of the Malayalam movies don't have the budget like Hombale. I think only OTT option for North India 😔

[@LaviniaPChristy]

Goosebumps while watching this video which randomly happen to be on my KZbin home page… Proud to be an Indian ,proud to be a Malayali :)

[@lewyix]

On one side people of other states critically celebrating these three movies and on other side people are creating chaos of Drishyam remake to Hollywood and giving credit to Hindi remake of Drishyam. As a Malayali, feeling happy on getting acknowledged and also feeling bad when things like above mentioned happens.

[@smilemaker9284]

Mr Irreplaceable - Mammootty ❤️

[@BooO0oOoOoOooOoOoyah]

Lets not forget "Malaikotta valibam" and how much of visual and atistic treat it was❤

[@sibibiju82]

Adujeevitham gonna cook hard 😉

[@ra_ranjith]

The distinction between "Manjummel Boys" and "Tamil Film Aram" is minimal. Both are rescue-based movies, but "Aram" portrays the life of the poor, lacking commercial elements, whereas "Manjummel Boys" depicts the lives of young friends, making it more appealing to the crowd and commercially successful. Additionally, the inclusion of songs by Illaiyaraja in "Manjummel Boys" further enhances its connection with the audience.

[@vishvajithvichu1991]

Just wait for Aadu jeevitham 😎

[@SJ.STARtv]

Premalu Streaming from April 12 on Disney+hotstar Bhramayugam streaming on SonyLIV Manjummel Boys streaming soon on Disney+hotstar* *Expected as a vishu primiere on April 14 if not by the end of April.

[@SJ.STARtv]

If you liked these movies don't hesitate to watch Abraham Ozler, Kannur Squad, HANUMAN*. All of these and more streaming on Disney+hotstar. *Tamil Hit

[@jerrinjoseph4319]

All 3 movies are different and winners ine their own spectrum, a real time revival for mollywood just in a single month,Aavesham and Aadujeevitham coming up 😮

[@anaghamohan625]

Your observation of cinema in general is commendable..its never boring and always on point.. wishing you all the best on becoming one of the topmost reviewers very soon ❤

[@publikprofile5262]

you forgot about Rorschach..... One of Mamooty's best of the best.

[@bhuvendiran4419]

This year there was two more amazing movies from Malayalam industry which aren't equally praised because these three movies were a banger in their own rights!!! Chettans are going crazy man, giving us some absolute bonkers this 2024......

[@rakhilkrish]

You missed one another from the list. " Annyeshippin Kandethum "

[@66xx66]

Simple . Keralites appreciates good movies . Good script . Good acting .Looks & masala gimmicks don’t always work there . Not that we never had that phase , but right now it is for quality . The actors & actresses are multi talented too 🥰

[@rakhilkrish]

Also, the cave what you saw from the film is completely a set. Even the tree that you might have saw where all the boys were standing and taking their picture was a set.

[@womaniya4879]

The song tributes in malayalam movies are naturel . Its because in real life we do that.... we use lot of movie dialogues and songs like this in our daily conversations in related situations....

[@trollanfunmania]

As a malayali i thank you to the effort that you've been taken to study and analyse malayalama industry and the cinematic techniques we've been using all these days that paving way to art of realistic capturing of movies. Appreciate your effort from tye heart of all the malayalis

[@thirasheela8334]

5:44 on one say about U1 you are the only one say that U1 reference in premalu 🙂

[@itsmegopikavasudev]

Bhramayugam,manjummal boys Art department really deserve national award and the manjummala boy's is a real story not just fallacy This is our Mollywood we not have any director like rajamouli, Prasanth neel but we have some special that the reason malayalam entirely different

[@2letter-j6f]

! mala ? mal manjummal

[@itsmegopikavasudev]

@@2letter-j6f sorry that's my mistake

[@spartanguts8398]

"Aattam" also superb movie..

[@sudheerkumar4421]

premalu and manjummel boys are ok movies with crowd pleasing elements and good technical stuff.Mallus shoudnt be salivating at the thought of their films being accepted outside their state as some kind of validation..Im more interested in the dynamism of this industry tht keeps churning out good cinema as BD did in his review of manjummel boys