Gangster 2022 malayalam

etimes.in / Oct 07, 2022, 11:12 (IST) Reports say so, ‘Bheeshma Parvam’ is a 2022 Malayalam Gangster drama film written, directed & produced by Amal Neerad. The film stars Mammootty playing the lead alongside an ensemble supporting cast from the Malayalam film industry. The film was also hugely successful in Kerala minting more than Rs 100 crores at the Malayalam box office and turning out to be one of the highest-grossing Malayalam films of all time. The above film also had a Telugu actress Anasuya Bharadwaj playing a pivotal role as Mammootty's friend. etimes.in / Apr 15, 2022, 13:54 (IST) The much-awaited moment for Prabhas fans has finally come. After impatiently waiting for an update about the teaser release of 'Salaar' from production house Homebale Films, they have finally revealed that the film's teaser will be released in the last week of May. This has come as a huge relief for the star actor's fans, who were slightly disappointed with the delay in an update from the makers. etimes.in / Sep 15, 2022, 14:35 (IST) It's a known fact that the Tamil director Gautham Vasudev Menon holds a remarkable fan base among the Malayali audience and for the same reason his recently released Silambarasan starrer gangster drama ‘Vendhu Thanindhathu Kaadu’ had a huge hype among the Kerala audience. As the film is finally out in the theatres, did the movie impress the Malayali audiences? Let's take a look at what Twitterati has to say. etimes.in / Apr 23, 2022, 14:52 (IST) The vetera...

We are introduced to the world of Kaapa through Binu Thrivikraman (Anna Ben) and Anand (Asif Ali). When Anand learns that Binu’s name is found on the fugitives list based on Kerala Anti-Social Activities (Prevention) Act (KAAPA), he tries his best to remove his naive wife’s name with the help of a police officer. But in the process, he learns about Binu’s past, her brother’s murder, the gangs of Trivandrum, and the ruling king Kotta Madhu (Prithviraj Sukumaran) and his wife Prameela (Aparna Balamurali). Caught in the world of gangsters, Anand gives the viewers a third-person's perspective of the gritty world, as he struggles to navigate it. However, this exciting premise acts as a ramped-up introduction to Madhu and takes backstage as the film progresses. GR Indugopan, who has based the film on his story Shanghumukhi, creates a world of revenge between two gangs — of Kotta Madhu and the army of Dileesh Pothan’s Latheef. But like in Shaji Kailas and Prithviraj Sukumaran’s previous collaboration From the first fight of Madhu, the swagger of slo-mo and close-up shots amplify the hits. Jomon T. John's camera makes these sequences teem with aesthetics. For instance, when a young Madhu fights off a gang in a hotel — the food splatters all over, and the plates break — Jomon freezes a close-up of Prithviraj after he punches a rowdy, and the tea droplets mimic fire flames. However redundant and repetitive some fight scenes are, they are entertaining to watch. Having said that, ther...