Work from home malayalam movie

Running time 161 minutes Country India Language Home (also known as #Home), is an Indian Plot [ ] The movie starts at #Home! Oliver Twist is a technologically-challenged 60-year-old father of two sons, who helps his wife around the house by fixing broken things and tending to his garden. They have an aquarium with a fish called Mickey. Oliver’s father, Appachan, has dementia, walks with the help of a walker, and needs help cleaning after his biological wastes. Oliver’s wife, Kuttiyamma, is a retired nurse and takes care of the house. Oliver’s younger son, Charles, is a lazy teenager who is a struggling YouTuber. The viewers are shown a ‘happy family photo’ consisting of Appachan, Oliver Twist, Kuttiyamma, and their two sons, the elder one and Charles. The elder son, Anthony, lives in a messy apartment, away from home. He is a budding scriptwriter, who was a former architect, with his first script being a grand success 2 years ago. He is continuously distracted by the constant buzz of notifications from various social media apps. He also has a troublesome relationship with his girlfriend, Priya. He is still unsuccessfully working on his second script, on which his producer has given him an ultimatum of one week. Anthony is reminded of his home where he wrote his first script and he goes back! On the first day at Home, Anthony finds himself distracted as ever and unable to think of anything worthwhile for his story. Charles video-calls Anthony when they go shopping for a new...

Rojin Thomas, who had a promising directorial debut with Philips and the Monkey Pen, seems to have recaptured some of the magic of his debut in #Home. More than a part of that magic is owing to the presence of Indrans, who has delivered a heartfelt performance. From the scenes depicting his struggles with the smartphone - portraying effectively an entire generation's struggles with technology which came late into their lives - to the ones of him hiding his feelings from the eyes of his family, Indrans makes Oliver relatable and endearing. Even without the 'extraordinary' back story. Oliver is made extraordinary by Indrans' portrayal of the ordinary man. Home is a family dramatic movie that tells about relationship between a father and his son. It's a realistic movie that seems in our life. Indrans is the born back of this movie. It was excellent performance. Manju pillai & Naslen acted nicely in this movie. Camera & art work are encaging the audience to sit back and watching. This is must watch movie from Friday Film House. Beautiful family! Cast is perfect, acting is perfect, Camera/cinematography is perfect, location is perfect,songs are perfect, storyline and transition are perfect, layers of story was done perfectly. I could honestly watch it for another few hours, like a good book you don't want to end. Indrans Sir, Manju Chechi wow wow wow. The screen presence for every single cast member is quite impeccable. Thank you entire cast, and everyone who worked behind it. ...

#Home Director: Rojin Thomas Cast: Indrans, Manju Pillai, Sreenath Bhasi, Naslen K. Gafoor, Kainakari Thankaraj There is a bit of novelty in Rojin Thomas’ Malayalam work, #Home, now streaming on Amazon Prime Video. People are named after English literary characters, like Oliver Twist, while his brother is Peter Pan and sister, Mary Poppins! We do not see the last two; we merely hear about them from Mr Twist, a man in his sixties, played by the exceptionally remarkable Indrans (Remember him in Adoor Gopalakrishnan’s Pinneyum? Of course, he has acted in innumerable movies since then). In #Home, he just cannot handle technology, not even a smartphone, and while enumerating the advantages of being tech-savvy, the film also underscores how mobile phones, for instance, have taken away the spirit and soul of social interaction. But Twist evolves to master a smartphone — to the amusement at first, and amazement later, of his two sons, Antony (Sreenath Bhasi) and Charles (Naslen K Gafoor). While Twist’s story is garnished with a lovely twist and a bit of humour, the sub-plots about Antony and others are just about passe. He is a film director, who after a blazing debut comes to his parents’ home hoping that he will be able to get over his writer’s block. However, his constant arguments with his fiancee, Priya, create obstacles, and he keeps missing one deadline after another to submit his story and script. Added to this is his problem with his bank over EMI payments. Snippets about...