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A crowd-pleaser that works because of its earnestness. Wamiqa Gabbi (as Aditi Singh) is a revelation—she trained for months and does most of her stunts. The film balances humor (Renji Panicker as the hilarious, retired wrestling coach) with genuine sports-drama beats. While predictable, the final wrestling match is genuinely exciting. Verdict: Lighthearted and uplifting. A perfect Sunday watch. 8. Aby Director: Nikhil Muraly Cast: Nivin Pauly, Shine Tom Chacko
A raw, chaotic, and hyperlocal look at a gang of pork-selling, party-loving youth in Angamaly, a small town in Kerala, and their turf wars over a meat shop. 2017 best malayalam movies
A deeply underrated gem. Eeda is the antithesis of glamorous romance. It shows how political extremism infiltrates personal relationships—two lovers from rival ideologies meet in secret, aware that their families would kill them. Shane Nigam and Nimisha Sajayan are painfully real. The film’s pacing is deliberate, almost uncomfortable, mirroring the suffocation of its characters. Verdict: For serious cinephiles. Unflinching and important. 6. Ramaleela (Ram’s Play) Director: Arun Gopy Cast: Dileep (controversial figure, but performance-wise), Radhika Sarathkumar A crowd-pleaser that works because of its earnestness
A taut, emotionally devastating thriller. The first hour establishes the characters’ personal lives; the second hour is a non-stop survival nightmare. Parvathy delivers a powerhouse performance as Sameera, a nurse who becomes the group’s de facto leader. The sound design and cinematography create palpable dread. Unlike Hollywood war films, Take Off focuses on collective bravery and bureaucratic helplessness. Verdict: A landmark film for female-led action-drama in India. Unforgettable. 3. Mayaanadhi (The Rogue River) Director: Aashiq Abu Cast: Tovino Thomas, Aishwarya Lekshmi While predictable, the final wrestling match is genuinely
A noir-infused romance that feels like a warm, melancholic dream. The film is slow, atmospheric, and dialogue-sparse—relying on lingering glances, rain-soaked nights, and an aching background score. Tovino Thomas proves he can carry intense, brooding roles, and Aishwarya Lekshmi is luminous. The final 20 minutes are a masterstroke in subverting genre expectations. Verdict: The best romantic thriller of the decade. Not for those seeking fast pacing. 4. Angamaly Diaries Director: Lijo Jose Pellissery Cast: A cast of 86 debutantes led by Antony Varghese (Pepe)