Malayalam movies 1971
Hits include Anubhavangal Palichakal (An amoral, hypocritical worker with Communist leanings learns the consequences of his callousness and redeems himself) and Lanka Dahanam.
Hits include Anubhavangal Palichakal (An amoral, hypocritical worker with Communist leanings learns the consequences of his callousness and redeems himself) and Lanka Dahanam.
The story is a little "Malgudy"-esque and has universal appeal. A simple story set in a village with all its innocence and its unique characters The protagonist is Barber Balan (Sreenivasan) who struggles to make a living with his dilapidated saloon which he wants to renovate.
Whenever I get a new vehicle I give two coconuts to Pazhavangadi Ganapathi and whenever a Mohanlal movie releases I give Rs. 40 to Thampanoor SreeKumar-SreeVisakh. It is a ritual. [...]
There is a one year old story that Mohanlal dumped "Ali bhai" because the script had nothing new to offer. After watching the movie at Shenoy's yesterday, I wish. Sreenivasan [...]
Film makers often fear to touch the communists,(and most often it is for singing praises) - they fear to touch live issues too. Lal Jose does both. Cuba Mukundan, the central character played by Sreenivasan is, when you think about it, the "party" itself. With all that is right about it and many things that are outdated. Lal Jose shows the decay with deep sympathy, as a true artist and like the touching poem in the movie, finds light at the end of the tunnel.
Mission 90 Days, In theatres. a Classic reaction, which sums it up - "Worth! Worth" Me: "Is it!!" "Veruthu!Veruthu" Everyone has a right to self-indulgence, good film makers have done [...]