Whether he succumbs to his carefree attitude or fights his way through it forms the rest of the story. The film draws two parallels where one storyline deals with his personal life and relationship with his wife and his sister whereas the second storyline deals with his experiences in the outside world. Kodiyettam (Ascent) is a coming-of-age story of the main protagonist, Shankaran Kutty from a carefree individual to a mature adult as he faces new challenges in life. The film is actually based on the novel of the same name and follows a theme based on the popular legend within fisherman communities in Kerala. The film reflects on the fisherman lifestyle of Kerala and depicts a story of a pre-marital and later extra-marital relationship. Here is the best Malayalam hit movies list of all time that you can watch to get the taste of Malayalam cinema: Chemmeen (1965)Ĭhemmeen (The Prawn) is a classic Malayalam film released in 1965. Hence, we see a lot of Malayalam movies that rely on good script and screenplay rather than just the stars, action, or music. Despite the artistic element, these films are not only watched but also adored by the mass. Yet, there are other films that purely boast about the art of cinema. Yeah, there are some odd exceptions in Malayalam cinema too where you will see a Hero beating the shit out of 100 goons all by himself and unnecessary songs as well as item numbers. They are not your typical masala flicks but try to stay close to reality. Malayalam films are actually a different style of cinema if you watch them carefully. Today, I will share the best Malayalam hit movies list of all time that I recommend everyone to watch once in their life. The art of cinema is far more superior in Kerala than Bollywood industry. Over the years, I have watched a lot of Malayalam films ranging from the classic ones to the modern era films.Īnd, I am not comparing Bollywood cinema with Malayalam cinema but I would definitely suggest that Bollywood cinema must take some lessons from the Malayalam film industry. Hence, I also watched Mammootty films featuring serious drama or action films.Īlthough I preferred comedy flicks more, I also adored the way Malayalam film industry handled the art of cinema.
Mostly, I used to skip the serious type of movies but when you have only one or two movies being telecast in a single day, you aren’t left with many options. I was awestruck by the comedy movies produced in Malayalam film industry and became a huge fan of the likes of Mohanlal, Jayaram, and Sreenivasan. However, eventually, I got introduced to Malayalam movies, thanks to my mother and the cable connection that started broadcasting Asianet. Like every other kid from Northern India, I was also infatuated by the Bollywood cinema, the glamour, the heart thumping songs, the action, and style close to Hollywood.
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