Malaylam

In a poignant scene from “Poacher,” forest division officer Mala Jogi (Nimisha Sajayan) is asked if she has ever witnessed elephants in their natural habitat – free from chains, untouched by human contact, simply majestic giants roaming in their domain. Her response captures the moral compass of this eight-part Malayalam wildlife crime drama, now streaming

Among Don Palathara’s filmography, “Family” emerges as an intriguing addition, though not quite reaching the heights of some of his previous works. While Palathara’s films often excel in their political commentary or cinematic craftsmanship, “Family” takes a different route, delving into the complexities of its titular theme with a somewhat softer touch. The story revolves

Survival thrillers often adhere to a familiar structure, making unpredictability a challenging feat. However, Chidamabaram’s second film, “Manjummel Boys,” transcends the confines of a template story with its technical prowess, setting a new standard for the genre. The film’s authenticity pulls you into the characters’ nerve-wracking predicament, delivering a visually stunning experience devoid of any

Bramayugam, the latest venture from director Rahul Sadasivan, may not be embarking on grandiose experimentation. Still, it delves deep into the chilling realms of a haunted house, this time amidst the backdrop of the 17th century. While Sadasivan’s previous work, Bhoothakalam, delved into allegorical explorations of confronting one’s past, Bramayugam takes a daring leap into