Monday, July 26, 2010

Kutty Srank Malayalam Movie Review





The rather eventful life of Kutty Sranku is being told through the versions narrated by three women, who came into his life, at various junctures. Director Shaji N Karun chooses to present the film in an almost in a conventional format, but an interesting one indeed.The story begins with Revamma (Padmapriya) identifying Kutty Sranku’s (Mammootty) dead body. The Sranku was once a confidant of her father, the rich and powerful Mooppan. She went to Sri Lanka to study medicine, came back after accepting Buddhist faith and could never forgive her father for killing her mother.

Pemmena (Kamalini Mukherjee) arrives at the police station where Sranku’s body was kept, next. She came into the life of Sranku, when he was actively involved with a Chavittunatakam troupe led by Loni san (Suresh Krishna), who was her brother. She was attracted to Sranku, but he always ignored her romantic advances.

It was Kali (Meena Kumari), a mute woman, who stole Sranku’s heart with her selfless love. She was regarded with contempt by all but Sranku realized her virtues. She was pregnant with the man’s child by the time she came to identify him.

At just over two hours and fifteen minutes Kutty Sranku takes its own leisurely pace to unveil but then the film has its genuine moments. Still, you feel the film does make only a limited impact on the minds of the viewers, even when the end credits start rolling. Though the director has linked the three stories well, none of them makes much of an effect and narrating the stories one after the other in turn makes it mechanical to some extent.

But director Shaji N Karun has got things under control and has succeeded in giving an authentic feel to the whole film. The story steams ahead in a nice way but one gets the feeling that a tighter script could have made the film look more engrossing. The visuals by Anjali Shukla are attractive and the music by Isaac Thomas Kottukappilly suits the mood generally. The graphics, however, often looks out-of-place.

Though he has only limited dialogues, Mammootty comes up with an endearing performance and makes his mark with his subtle and restrained acting style. He looks genuinely handsome and that justifies why the women lose their hearts to his character so easily. All the three heroines have done their roles in an impressive way. Watch out for a scintillating show by Suresh Krishna, who has given his heart and soul to his character, Loni Asan.

The film touches your heart mostly with its earnest approach. In these times when trashy stuff is being marketed as spectacular films, Kutty Sranku is certainly different and is a great relief, no two ways about that. The film may not be perfect, but then it is at least worthwhile for any serious movie buff to sit and discuss about the merits or shortcomings of such sensible movies instead of wasting time on damp squibs. Watch this one!

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Friday, July 23, 2010

Mammotty's Kutty Srank audio release


The audio of renowned director Shaji N. Karun’s Mammootty starrer Kutty Srank, which is set to release on July 23, was launched at Hotel Joyce Palace in Thrissur.
Megastar Mammootty presented he first copy of the audio to Fr. Joseph Valiyaveetil. The music is distributed by Manorama Music. The event was graced by actor Suresh Krishna and Utpal Acharya of Reliance Big Pictures, which produces the film.

Set in the late 50s, the film revolves around a boat driver (Mammootty), who runs a cargo service around the sea port of Kodungalloor near Kochi. He is married to three women (Kamalini Mukerjee, Meena Kumari and Padmapriya) in the three islands he visits; however each of them is unaware about the others


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Thursday, July 15, 2010

The King and Commissioner



After their super hit combo in some action-packed commercial hits like Sthalathe Pradhana Payyan, Thalasthanam, Ekalayavan, Commissioner and The King, Mollywood's hit makers Shaji Kailas and Renji Panikkar are back once again after 15 years.

This time, they are joining hands again to make The King & Commissioner, in which Mammootty, who played the firebrand IAS officer Joseph Alex in The King, will clash with IPS officer Prithviraj in Commissioner.

Notably, Suresh Gopi, who played the original Commissioner, was the original choice of the makers instead of Prithviraj, but due to commercial reasons, he has been dropped. The shoot will start in January 2011 and it will be a Vishu release by Mammootty’s production house Play House.

Thursday, July 8, 2010

Mammootty is King and Prithviraj is Commissioner


After the recent coming together for the biggest hit of the year ‘Pokkirri Raja’, Megastar Mammootty and young superstar Prithviraj are once again poised to share the screen.

The movie on discussion titled as ‘The King And The Commissioner’ will also unite ace scriptwriter Renji Panikkar again with trendy director Shaji Kailas after 15 years. The movie planned as a sequel to the super hits ‘The King’ and ‘The Commissioner’ both by Shaji Kailas, Renji Panikakr duo will unite the lead characters of both the films for a single flick. While Mammootty will don his big favourite Joseph Alex IAS once again.

Prithvi will be in the role of Bharath Chandran played in the original by Suresh Gopi. To be produced by Anto Joseph, the movie will be distributed by Mammootty's Playhouse. ‘The King And The Commissioner’ is expected to be shot at locations in Hyderabad, Delhi and Kochi.

Tuesday, July 6, 2010

Malayalam Movie Best Actor Preview, Stills,photo gallery,wallpapers










Mammootty's latest movie Best Actor which was earlier titled 'Oru Cinemakatha' will mark the debut of Kannada actress Sruthi Ramakrishan in Malayalam as a heroine. Best Actor is directed by Martin Prakkat and is produced by Naushad under the banner of Big screen entertainments.

In Best Actor Mammootty will be playing the role of a UP school teacher Mohan who wanted to become a film actor. Sruthi Ramakrishan will be seen as music teacher Savithri, wife of Mohan (Mammootty).

This movie also include Salim Kumar, Vinayagan, Lal, Nedumudi Venu and Suraj Venjaranmoodu in supporting roles. The camera of this movie is by Ajay Vincent and music by Bijilal.

Earlier this movie was planned to release on Ramzan but it is now postponded to October 15. There is an another movie from Mammootty called 'Pranchiyettan and The Saint' for Ramzan which features Priyamani as heroine.


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