Anishma Anilkumar

Basil Joseph's upcoming dark comedy thriller 'Maranamass,' co-produced by Tovino Thomas, faces hurdles in the Gulf. Saudi Arabia reportedly banned the film due to a queer actor in the cast. Kuwait cleared it only after editing out scenes featuring the actor, adhering to local censor demands. Director Sivaprasad emphasized that the actor's gender identity was irrelevant to casting, aiming to normalize LGBTQIA+ representation. The filmmakers issued a statement informing Kuwaiti audiences about the edits.

The trailer for 'Maranamass', starring Basil Joseph, has been released, revealing a blend of dark humor and serial killings. Directed by debutant Shivaprasad, this movie will hit theaters on April 10. The film features prominent actors like Suresh Krishna and anishma anilkumar, with music by Jai Unnithan and cinematography by Neeraj Ravi. The storyline, crafted by Siju Sunny and Shivaprasad, promises an unconventional cinematic experience filled with laughter and intrigue. Expectations are high following Basil Joseph's comeback success with 'Ponman'.

Basil Joseph is gearing up for his next film 'Maranamass' after the success of 'Ponman'. The movie, directed by debutant Shivaprasad and produced by Tovino Thomas, addresses the recent rise in youth crime in Kerala with a humorous twist. With Basil Joseph in the lead role, the film features a unique narrative and character styling. The screenplay, co-written by Siju Sunny and Shivaprasad, promises an entertaining experience. 'Maranamass' is set to release during the Vishu festival, featuring a talented ensemble cast.

Suraj Venjaramoodu and Vinayakan headline ‘Thekku Vadakku’, set for an October 4 release. Directed by Prem Sankar, this comedy-drama is about the long-standing legal tussle between two men, featuring a supporting cast including Vineeth Vishwam and Merin. S. Hareesh writes the screenplay.

The film 'Thekku Vadakku,' directed by Prem Sankar and starring Suraj Venjaramoodu and Vinayakan, explores the rivalry between two men, Shankunni and Madhavan. Released on October 4, it collected Rs 13 lakh on the first day. The film also has actors Vineeth Vishwam, Merin, Melvin G Babu, Shameer Khan, Sheethal Joseph, Sneha Vijesh, and anishma anilkumar in crucial roles. Read more.

Actor Antony Varghese took to his official Facebook handle to unveil the first look from ‘Poovan’ and announced that the film will be hitting the big screens soon. The ‘Ajagajantharam’ actor’s Facebook note read, “‘Poovan’s first look is here. Coming soon in theatres!.” The post was soon flooded with comments from fans who were all eagerly waiting for ‘Poovan’ to hit the big screens.

'Thekku Vadakku,' starring Suraj Venjaramoodu and Vinayakan, has launched its trailer. The film narrates the tale of two men locked in a decades-long legal battle stemming from their conflict over a woman. Directed by Prem Sankar, this light-hearted comedy-drama promises entertaining performances from its lead actors. The makers of the film are yet to announce the release date, however, the film is expected to release this year.

Naslen, known for his comedic roles, stars in the techno-thriller "I am Kathalan," directed by Girish AD. The film follows a young man's quest to reclaim his lost love, which spirals into a dangerous revenge plot. It's streaming soon on Manorama Max. ETimes gave the film a 3/5 rating, praising Naslen's performance and the technical aspects but noting the slower pace might not appeal to everyone. The film also features anishma anilkumar, Lijomol Jose, and Dileesh Pothan. Naslen's upcoming projects include "Alappuzha Gymkhana.

Movie lovers are eagerly anticipating the OTT release of their favourite films this weekend to binge-watch, while many are keen to explore genres they missed in theatres last year. Fans of Malayalam cinema have much to look forward to, as a diverse lineup of films is set to debut on popular streaming platforms this week. From compelling thrillers featuring Basil Joseph and Nazriya Nazim Fahadh, such as the much-awaited ‘Sookshmadarshini’, to hardcore mass action films like Joju George’s ‘Pani’, there’s something for everyone.