#Abc malayalam movie 2015 pathemari movie

#Abc malayalam movie 2015 pathemari movie

The movie starts with a fable like depiction of how Dubai came up followed by it's city sights. Presented against thorough research with consistent content throughout the movie, it was a very satisfying movie watching experience. 'Pathemari' is a very studied thorough effort to portray the lives of those keralite men who leave their families away and move to the middle east to work and save their brethren from the clutches of poverty. How is this different from Vathsalyam? Best Regards, Pimpin. What could have been a great social adventure drama ends up as a weepy. It seemed like you were trying desperately to foreground the sacrifices of the protagonist. How did he interact with his environment? Whom did he meet? The scenes are confined to the room in which he lives with other immigrants. Things don't really improve once the action shifts to the Gulf nation in which our protagonist Pallikkal Narayanan (played by Mamooty who sleepwalks through his role) works. But you just chose the dullest among them. There were so many interesting possibilities. I mean, here were a bunch of young men on an adventure. The scenes on the ship were mildly interesting but in the end they were marred by uninspired acting coupled with unimaginative writing. You have the usual trite scenes of poverty and unemployment. The film is silent about the social conditions that forced Malayali youth to runaway to the Gulf nations. Wtf? The narration switches between the past and the present. And then you played that awful modern dance song during the titles. I mean, what the hell were you thinking man? The film starts off like a lot of other recent Malayalam movies where a narrator (who sounds like a news reader) hits us on the head with the social context of the film. I missed it in the theatres, but I finally got to watch it yesterday on DVD. I said to myself, this could be that one Gulf Malayali movie to beat all the earlier ones. I was damn interested when I heard about your movie, Ahmed. To relatives who did not care about them. Interacting with people from many other nations. Only to work like slaves in a hostile nation. And then jump off it to swim to the Arab nations. A film about the prevalent social conditions that forced Malayali youth to jump onto an illegal ship. But here was a chance to make that one film that revealed all the suffering. And comedy films like Nadodi Kattu and Madhura Naaranga.

Sure there have been social satires like Visa, Akkare, Diamond Necklace and Arabi Katha. Somehow, this is a topic which Malayali filmmakers have often ignored.

It is such an interesting topic - from a cinematic point of view, the possibilities are endless. RATING - 8/10* By - #samthebestest.Дear Salim Ahmed, I commend you for making a movie on the first illegal Malayali immigrants to the Gulf nations. Yet another remarkable performance be legend Mammootty and yet another remarkable film in director Salim Ahamed's short but fantastic filmography. You know sometimes while watching any emotional film you wish that there must be a terrific Melodious song at right situations which you can take along with you even after the film is over, Pathemari Title Song is exactly what i ordered. I didn't skip a single song and that's a very rare thing to me. You know usually I skip the songs while watching non-hindi/English/marathi movies if it doesn't suit me in first 40 Seconds or so but here every song in Pathemari has worked. And then there is uplifting climax with life long message about money, hardship, family and true human spirit with heart touching emotions. That's it but that's too much to be honest. The film shows his life in simple manners, no hardcore drama or melodrama like 90s family movies, just a simple presentation of the actual problems any poor but good man faces.

The plot follows the life of Pallikkal Narayanan who migrated to the Middle-East in the early 1960s, when the Kerala Gulf boom was just beginning. However, it has worked as human drama for me and that social sense is there in me to understand the life a simple human being affected by migration during 60s when it was actually a serious issue for many south Indians and has remained for decades later too. I have to admit that it would have worked even better if i had been a Malayali. That little bit i know about them is hardly something and lot indirect and this film is a detailed take on a Malayali's life from 60s decade till his death. Pathemari must have been worshipped by many Malayalis i don't know because i am not from Kerala and haven't experience their lifestyle. A film that touches heart as well as brain with life long message. Brief Review - An Ode to True Hardship Spirit of Migrated Malayalis.