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Vineeth Madhavan ist ein Teenager aus Kuttikkanam knapp vor der Südspitze des Subkontinents Indien. Dort – in einer Gegend, in der vorrangig durch den Anbau von grünem Tee Geld gemacht wird – hegt er den unerschütterlichen Traum, irgendwann einmal Regisseur zu werden und eigene Filme machen zu können.
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Malayala cinemayile cinemakku akathulla kathayaanu parayunnath. Filmmaking-nte behind-the-scenes lokam nannayi kaanikunnu. Slow pace aanu, pakshe engaging aayi pokunnu. It’s not everyone’s cup of tea, pakshe realistic cinema ishtamullavarkku definitely worth watching
A story about the world inside Malayalam cinema. The film beautifully explores filmmaking, the people behind it, and their emotions. It is slow-paced but engaging. It’s not everyone’s cup of tea, but if you enjoy realistic and character-driven films, this one is definitely worth watching.
Mollywood times is definitely a Naslen career best performance, he delivered a superb performance at emotional scenes, especially during climax portions and scene where his style of narrative was copied 👌👌 Jakes bejoy music is good and comedy scenes works out well. There are so many themes and social satires in the movie, Director showed a Dark side of the movie industry and truth behind the movie business. Second half feels stretched with some repetitive scenes and also reminds of the movie katha screenplay Darsakatvam Appalraju movie by RGV. Overall its definitely worth a watch👌👌 This movie definitely reminds me of the days, when i watch my first DTS movie and Deyyam, Bhoot movie theatre experiences😊
Nothing happens according to our plans. Nothing is truly in our control. Everything is random. It all come down to luck. And luck has no sense of justice!
I was able to relate myself with the character "Vineeth". It's just not in film industry but everywhere where talented but proud and self-respecting people are left behind as untalented credit stealers are everywhere and they act so well that no one are ready to believe that they are not talented and that they are credit thieves.