Urumi – Prithviraj Genelia *stills* August 9, 2010

 

Pokkiri Raja – Mammootty, Prithviraj and Shriya March 17, 2010

Trailer is rocking!  Music too. I will definitely have to get this on DVD as soon as. 

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Kerala cafe October 31, 2009

This film released yesterday and I will be looking for the DVD when it comes out.  It first got my attention as it has 10 different directors. Not to mention the cast which include Mammotty, Suresh Gopi, Dileep and Prithviraj.

 

Story  – On a common theme of journeys, each filmmaker presents their cinematic impression of contemporary times in Kerala. The independent narratives integrate when, during these journeys, their characters pass through KERALA CAFE – a quaint railway cafeteria; thereby creating a joint mosaic of issues and impressions; in a symbiotic space and time.

 

Trailer     

 

Longer theatrical trailer  –     

Pazhassi Raja Reviews / Boxoffice – Updated October 16, 2009

Boxoffice News

 

Pazhassi crosses six crores IndiaGlitz [Tuesday, October 27, 2009]

‘Pazhassi Raja’ is storming Kerala box office, setting up new records after records. The movie has now become the first Mollywood film to collect five crore from theatres in a matter of nine days. The movie has already crossed forty lakh collections from all the metro centres of Kerala, where the movie is being shown in three to four theatres.   Last week, the satellite rights of the movie was brought for a record 2.60 crores by Asianet. The other language prints of the movie will get into theaters by the first week of November.Gokulam Gopalan of Gokulam films, who had taken the biggest risk by going for such a big movie is finally having the last laugh, as ‘Pazhassi Raja’ is now sure to bring him back the capital that was spend on the movie.

 

Loudspeaker Review September 21, 2009

 

Cast : Mammootty, Gracy Singh, Jagathy Sreekumar, Nedumudi Venu, Innocent, Salim Kumar
Director : Jayaraj
Language : MalayalamScript : Ranjith
Produced by : Time Ad Release
Lyrics : Anil Panachooran
Music: Bijilal
Cinematography : Gunasekharan

 

Jayaraj’s ‘Loud Speaker’ is a charming film that sets forth a gentle ripple of goodness in your heart. It’s a film about being  a human;  highly gratifying piece of refreshing geniality.