The first official teaser of Thondimuthalum Driksakshiyum, the highly anticipated upcoming Fahadh Faasil-Dileesh Pothan movie, is finally out. Thondimuthalum Driksakshiyum teaser starring Fahadh Faasil is out.
Movie Bazar , views. View the latest Photo Gallery of Thondimuthalum Driksakshiyum. Thondimuthalum Driksakshiyum poster. Photo Gallery - ID - Thondimuthalum Driksakshiyum Tickets Online Booking. Thondimuthalum Driksakshiyum teaser: Fahadh Faasil just. This is a fantastic trade-off between the character and the actor, and there is a method to his methodlessness, a manner to his airiness, that renders him a far superior performer to most of his contemporaries. Fahadh superbly pulls it off, with a dawdling manoeuvre and those condensed, forlorn and very well-defined gestures, that appear custom-made for a character that in turn, demands an actor who could at once be relatable and yet so peculiarly odd.
There is an array of staunch performances in the film besides that of Fahadh, and leading the pack of stellar actors is none other than Suraj himself. Alencier Lay is markedly good as the Head Constable Chandran, while newcomers Sibi Thomas as the partly menacing, partly humane Sub-Inspector Sajan and Sivadasan as the half—muttering, hardly-ever-moving Writer Sivadasan are true revelations.
PimpinAinttEasy 8 July Dear Pimpinainteasy, we agree wholeheartedly with your concerns about our film. Thondimuthalum suffered from a boring subtlety that tried to draw too much attention to itself.
The truth is that we were unable to write a single memorable scene or piece of dialog. The writer is inferior compared to legends like Sreenivasan or Raghunath Paleri. We could not even find good supporting actors. Alancier is a completely unremarkable mediocrity who pales in comparison to greats Innocent, Jagathi or Shangaradi who could have done this role in their sleep. The less said about the other mumbling actors at the police station, the better.
They were all fans of Marlon Brando I guess. The fraud Rajeev Ravi portrays rural Kerala as something that it is clearly not. The truth is we all have a hangover of some Sergio Leone or small town American film. We try to bestow these rural milieus with some kind of nobility and belligerence when the truth is that they are all just dirty backward dungholes.
The greenery is not thanks to any commendable Malayali endeavor. It is just an act of nature. The only thing Malayalis can be proud of are the squalor and the ugly buildings. And the music composers pathetic attempt at imitating Morricone - I know you cringed in the theater when you heard the tuneless whistling rubbish that introduced Fahad's character.
But I am sure you agree that the story was pretty unique. The film had immense potential which we failed to realize. Suraaj Venjaramudu is now an actor worth watching. We will try harder with our next film Pimpin sir. Best regards, the makers of Thondimuthalum. Jithindurden 8 August Just like in his previous film, Pothan manages to make the locations into characters that are essential to the story.
The transition from the water abundant lush greenery of Alappuzha to the dry lands of Kasargod itself creates a drama that is almost unnoticed till the maker gives hints about it much later. Like the butterfly effect portrayed in "Maheshinte Prathikaram", Pothan visualizes much of his ideas without making it too obvious and asking more from his viewers, without losing the fun of it or making it too intellectual.
The realistic approach of filmmaking in Malayalam films has been mostly gone through the section designated as art or parallel cinema until the last few years, where such films have become more commercially viable. Pothan's films are in the latter category, which combines the realism without losing the market appeal. The combination of Dileesh Pothan and creative director Syam Pushkaran also hides subtle political stands in plain sight.
They try to point out a lot of social issues without being overly preachy. The film says a lot about hunger, caste system, identity, and bureaucracy, giving enough space for each of these issues. AnonymousbutDilpreet 11 May Life has the tendency to surprise you in the most unexpected ways. Thondimuthalum Driksakshiyum came that way to hit me real hard. It is a brilliant portrayal of life, perhaps the best you can find in an Indian movie.
There's nothing much to explain. Not many will be able to understand this movie. Too bad if someone watches this expecting it to be a thriller sorta movie. Though it's true that you feel a twist is round the corner, it's not what you think. Talking about the story, Prasad and Shreeja are a runaway couple.
While travelling in a bus, another man named Prasad stole Shreeja's gold chain and swallowed it when she saw him doing so. They go to the police station to sort the matter. Prasad's thief character is shady. He makes weird attempts to save his life despite being caught red-handed. You feel he has some plan, but there isn't any. He is making these attempts just in hope. Now viewers will point out logical flaws as there are many, but this is not your usual average investigation thriller.
Movies like this one can get away with it. Too bad I don't understand Malayalam so couldn't understand the subtle humour if there was any. The best movie to come in the last years. TD was the most anticipated malayalam film of because it comes from the team of maheshinte prathikaram. Dileesh pothans direction was as usual realistic, plot is simple, performance of fahad was superb, suraj's role could have been played by some young actor and rajeev ravi's dop was brilliant.
But what makes it underwhelming and gives u a feeling that its not better than MP is its lack of humor. Slow narration and dragged chas e between fahad and suraj tests your patience. Climax is also not satisfactory. As usual Malayalam cinema, delivers on emotions and lifestyle of people. Though it could have been made as a cop-chasing-thief kind of story, it takes its own slow route and grows on you gradually as a feel-good-film.
I felt it is slow paced and the run-time could have been reduced. Thondimuthalum Dhriksakshiyum : One of the more prominent film industries of India is found in the state of Kerala and we expect wonders from it every year. But unfortunately, is disappointing with several passable films. Of all the films of Malayalam I have watched this year only Takeoff Mainly because of Parvathy Menon and Godha Because of Wamiqa,Renji and music impressed but neither of them are masterpieces which I expect.
Then I found this gem of a film which is one of the most realistic Indian films I had ever seen. Plot: It tells the story of a poor couple Prasad Suraaj Venjarammoodu and Sreeja Nimisha Sajayan , eloping from their village, whose lives depend entirely on a necklace adorned by the female counterpart. Unfortunately, during the bus ride away from home, the necklace is stolen. The wife assures everyone on board that the person responsible for the theft is the man seated behind her named Prasad Fahadh Faasil , who had gulped down the piece of jewelry before anyone else could notice.
This causes a lot of bustle, and the man is taken along with the couple into a local police station for questioning, which leads to the events that make up the rest of the film. That film is hugely overrated. Thondimuthalum's plot is so simple that if you heard the plot from some other person,you clearly will ignore this film but it is gonna be your huge mistake.
This is one of the situations which proves the popular saying "Don't Judge a Book by its Cover". This is a genuine story presented with total honesty. The characters are real people and there are no real efforts to categorise them into various shades, which is such a delight. The emotions of each character affect us and Dileesh masterfully blends it all in a delightful manner.
The viewers are able to connect with the characters on screen, in such a way that not one actor or an extra goes to waste. Most of film happens within the aforementioned police station, where we become empathetic towards the main persons of the film being the two lovers, the supposed thief, and the police officers as they become helpless in their own sorry worlds.
I guess because of this reason, the film is more of a dark comedy than anything else, because within each laugh is a hint of pain. There isn't a villain in this picture, not really. Fahad Faasil's character, the man who is accused, is someone for whom we slowly fall for, partly because he's more naughty than cunning. The fact is that he is very clever, and in each and every move he makes, there is a spark of his intelligence. This makes him the victim of several hits and kicks from the officers, which ends up disturbing his accusers, who form a silent bond with him.
His entire character justifies in a single line "Never lose hope even in darkest times". He never admits crime and tests the police's intelligence and when they chose stupid ways to close the case,we salute to Fahadh Fasil's role. The screenplay and dialogues by Sajeev Pazhoor and Shyam Pushkaran are brilliant and carries lot of weight. A particularly hilarious conversation happens when Alencier Ley takes statement from Suraj and Nimisha on how they lost their necklace on the second day in complete contradiction to what they took the first day.
Coming to the director,Dileesh Pothan,he definitely deserves the Best Director of award. Movie plots clearly don't excite director Dileesh Pothan as much as true stories where life had come dizzyingly close to becoming like a movie and then, had fused back with life.
This means that a conversation he overhears at a tea shop is more likely to give Pothan a setting for his next picture than a brainstorming session inside a conference room. Get all royalty-free pix. We Have got 15 pic about Thondimuthalum Driksakshiyum Movie Download P images, photos, pictures, backgrounds, and more. In such page, we additionally have number of images out there. Such as png, jpg, animated gifs, pic art, symbol, blackandwhite, pix, etc. Our web always gives you hints for seeing the highest quality picture content, please kindly hunt and locate more enlightening articles and pix that fit your interests.
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