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ten frames.

bramayugam (2024) — dir. rahul sadasivan

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'Pranaya Vilasam': the flush of first love and when life flushes it down

What’s first love if not a fleeting aural bird that wings into a destination unknown, unfettered by life’s crushing weights of circumstances that, in the name of known stability, are anchors that stick deep and steady on the bed of relationships that sustain but not necessarily breathe? While that bird circles in an unseen stratosphere, we wait for a glimpse, caged by our obligations, if only to…

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Okay okay, rn I'm still reeling from a movie I watched with my family in the theatre. Details below

Title :Bramayugam

Director: Rahul Sadasivan

Main Cast: Mammootty, Arjun Ashokan, Sidharth Bharathan, Amalda Liz, Manikanda Rajan

The movie was just fantastic. Even though it was a black and white movie, for some reason I felt as though all of a sudden the spectrum of colours was immense. I have no idea how to express what I mean exactly, but ykiyk.

Spoilers below

God, the twists just brought me back to my grandma's home filled with all the folk tales. I was kinda rooting for the chatan (goblin/demon etc whatever you want to call it), and I was disappointed when Mammootty died. But then I just loved the final twist.

The whole movie just reminded us of how power can be abused in the wrong hands.

There may be some who don't like the movie, but nevertheless it definitely is a must watch for those who love folk tales and a little Godly madness.

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Abraham Ozler

Abraham Ozler (2024) #MidhunManuelThomas #Jayaram #Jagadish #SenthilKrishna #AryaSalim #ArjunAshokan Mehr auf:

Jahr: 2024 (Januar) Genre: Krimi / Drama / Mystery Regie: Midhun Manuel Thomas Hauptrollen: Jayaram, Jagadish, Senthil Krishna, Arya Salim, Arjun Ashokan, Saiju Kurup, Anaswara Rajan, Anoop Menon, Dileesh Pothan, Saikumar, Anju Kurian, Saniya, Harikrishnan … Filmbeschreibung: Der Film dreht sich um das persönliche und berufliche Leben des erfahrenen Polizisten Abraham Ozler, der sich zu einem…

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Bramayugam unfolds with powerhouse performances from Mammootty and Arjun Ashokan in the lead roles"

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Bramayugam Teaser Mammootty, Arjun Ashokan, Sidharth Bharathan #bramayug...

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Khali Purse Of Billionaires Trailer | Dhyan Sreenivasan | Arjun Ashokan | Tanvi Ram | Maxwell

Presenting you the official trailer of Khali Purse Of Billionaires Malayalam movie directed by Maxwell Jose Writer & Director: … source

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Financetime.in Pranaya Vilasam Malayalam Movie Twitter Review: Treat For Fans Of Mamitha Baiju & Anaswara Rajan

After Super Sharanya, Arjun Ashokan, Mamita Baiju and Anaswara Rajan reunite for Pranaya Vilasam. The movie was released today. The movie has great anticipation of all 9 Malayalam movies to be released today. News oi-Saravanan Palanichamy | Published: Friday, February 24, 2023, 11:19 AM (IST) ‘Pranaya Vilasam’ is in cinemas from today February 24 (Friday). After Romancham, Arjun Ashokan plays…

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Shaaru Shaaru Lyrics - Meera Johny, Super Sharanya 2022

Shaaru Shaaru Lyrics – Meera Johny, Super Sharanya 2022

ഷാരു ഷാരൂ Shaaru Shaaru lyrics song is sung by Meera Johny, Justin Varghese, Hafsath Abdussalam K P from movie Super Sharanya 2022 is latest Malayalam song lyrics are written ✍🏻 by Suhail Koya and director of photography by Sajith Purushan. This 4k video full song is features by Anaswara Rajan, Arjun Ashokan. The music of this new song is given by Justin Varghese and the video is directed by…

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Super Sharanya movie review: Why is Sharana Super?

Super Sharanya movie review: Why is Sharana Super?

The trailer of Super Sharanya and the song ‘Ashubha Mangalkari’ created interest among the audience, with many believing it to be a film narrated from the point of view of a college girl. The song sequences had realistic scenes of the relationship between the girls’ dorm and the dorm mates, which was refreshing to watch as our producers present hostel life from a mostly male point of…

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‘Ajagajantharam’ movie review: A mindless, sensory experience that revels in its violence

‘Ajagajantharam’ movie review: A mindless, sensory experience that revels in its violence

The tasteful manner in which some of the action sequences are staged often makes us forget all our million grouses with Tinu Pappachan’s film When men bursting to the brim with their egos decide to fight each other, they don’t need a reason. When these men are in a film, they don’t need a script, nor the presence of a woman on the screen. That must have been how the initial discussions of Tinu…

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‘Bramayugam’ movie review: Mammootty’s performance elevates this middling film on the evils of unrestricted power.

Director Rahul Sadasivan’s thriller elevates itself when it slowly transforms into a meditation on the nature of unquestioned power, and the way it brings out the worst in people, sometimes even the well-intentioned ones.

Half an hour into Bramayugam, the idea of a black hole crops up in one’s mind. The eerie, old ‘mana’ that Kodumon Potty presides over, seems to be welcoming of everyone who passes through that region, but no one who has ever gone in has emerged out... much like in a black hole. Even Potty says he has not seen the outside world in quite a long time; it is doubtful whether he ever has, considering the story that reveals his true identity.

Time almost comes to a standstill here, much like near a black hole, with the occupants losing all sense of the days or years that they have spent inside. Even in the game of dice that the Potty (Mammootty) challenges the latest entrant (Arjun Ashokan) to, it is time that he is forced to gamble with. Losing the game would mean the person would spend his entire lifetime in the ‘mana’. It is into this timeless world that Rahul Sadasivan transports us to, almost making us believe that we are also at the mercy of the vile Potty, who does not tolerate those who look him in the eye.

The inventive treatment of horror in Rahul Sadasivan’s previous film Bhoothakalam appears to have fuelled certain expectations from Bramayugam. But this film is designed as a fantasy, mystery tale with a few mildly scary moments thrown in. The appearance of a ‘chaathan’ and an ‘yakshi’ on the screen really does not do much, for what is unseen is more scary, as we learned in Bhoothakalam. Amidst all that, the most chilling element in the whole film happens to be the evil laughter and the deep-throated voice of Potty, portrayed quite convincingly by Mammootty. He treats the role quite unlike any that he has played till date, although one gets a faint sense of the ghost of Bhaskara Pattelar from Vidheyan (1994) at some points.

The aesthetic choice to have the entire film in black-and-white helps Bramayugam in no small measure. The drowning out of distracting colours and erasure of all the needless elements not only helps in transporting us to the rather primitive 17th century in which the film is set in, but adds to the eerie mood that pervades the run-down household. This sense of minimalism is reflected in the writing too, with much of the narrative revolving around the three principal characters and the two additional characters getting only a couple of scenes.

There are quite a few points where the writing suffers, but Shehnad Jalal’s frames, Christo Xavier’s music and the art department helps the film paper over many of its weaknesses to an extent. As for the basic story, there is nothing really new here from the folk tales that we are all already familiar with. It is the atmosphere that the makers create, and the treatment of the tale which saves the day, but they still fail to deliver anything that stuns the audience, except for a disorienting, claustrophobia-inducing sequence in the end.

Bramayugam elevates itself when it slowly transforms into a meditation on the nature of unquestioned power, and the way it brings out the worst in people, sometimes even the well-intentioned ones. It is at that point that this tale from another era speaks to the present.

- The Hindu

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Arjun Ashokan to play the lead in Lijo Jose Pellissery’s next movie http://www.indianmovierating.in/NewsDetails/20393

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Break ups - 2.5

Kids - none

Brothers and sisters - two elder brothers

Pets - none for now. I want a cat

Surgeries - none

Tattoos - not allowed but i wanna get some

Countries I’ve been to - Saudi Arabia

Been in an airplane - yup

Been in an ambulance - nope

Sang karaoke - nope

Ice skating - nope

Been on a cruise - yup

Rode a motorbike - yup

Ridden a horse - nope

Stayed in hospital - yup

Favourite fruit or berry - pomegranate is a nice fruit

Favourite colour - shades of green are a preference but i love most colours

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Met a star - arjun ashokan

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Been on tv - idk maybe

Broken a leg - nope

Seen a ghost - nope.can we?

Been sick in a taxi - yup.major motion sickness person

Seen someone die - nope