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The new movie “Jai Ganesh” by director Ranjith Sankar, starring Unni Mukundan, seems like a jumbled mix of too many ideas. Ranjith Sankar used to make movies about vigilante justice, but “Jai Ganesh” lacks the same clear purpose. The film feels unfinished, like a rough draft that needed more work. The main character is Ganesh,

During the promotion of the film “Aavesham,” Jithu Madhavan, the director, mentioned that they somewhat unearthed the character of Ranga during the filmmaking process. This observation arises from the second half of “Aavesham,” where one can detect a slight indecisiveness on the part of the creators regarding the direction to take. While the first half

Upon witnessing the song “Nyabagam” from “Varshangalkku Shesham” a few days prior, I harbored a premonition that this musical piece would serve as the heartbeat of the film, leaving an enduring imprint of melancholy. The sustained shots featuring Dhyan Sreenivasan and Pranav Mohanlal exuded a poignant essence. However, upon completing the film, the depiction of