
Supportings casts- everyone shines except Bhagath's 'Hamsa', he was boring with his overacting. Manoj K Jayan got a good role, but felt he failed to deliver that Trivandrum slang. In Malarvadi Aju was noisy with Chali Comedies, but here he shines. Isha Talwar- Aisha, Thattathinte marayathu aval Sundariyannu, Pakshe Ella cinemayileyum pole Nayika aa marayathu thanne nilkendi vannu. 'Nee kure samayameduth kure aalojichu Ishtannu mathram paranja mathi' :) Nivin Pauly, Padathinte Hridayam ivananu, Jadayillatha Nishkalankamaya abhinayam. Thanks to the cinematography of Jomon, Muzhappilangad beach, Aandalloor Kavu, Thalasseryude Vaikunnerangal ellam sundaramayirunnu. Loved that Vineeth giving a slap to the so called 'Sadhajara Police' in that block scene. Thante naamam Malayalam industryil ee padathode avan cherkunnu. Vineeth Sreenivasan take a bow, not for you simplicity not for such a sweet fim but for showing my home town this beautiful!! Malarvadiyil kanda Vineeth oru thudakkakaranayirunnu, Now he is matured. Olipeer padangal enne aakarshikarilla, Pakshe ee padathinte simplicity enne albuthapeduthi, Twistillatha Valachodikkalukal illatha nalla padam. Thattathin Marayathu, Olichottam illatha, Sankattanangal illatha, Virahavum vishadhavumillatha oru kochu sundaran pranaya kadha. Advised for all who enjoyed reading Mills and Boons kind of romantic love stories, at some point of your adolescence."Karutha thuni kond moodi vekkendathu penninte vishudhiyanu.
#ABC MALAYALAM MOVIE THATTATHIN MARAYATHU MOVIE#
Excellent BG scores and songs by Shaan Rahman add to the Vineeth Sreenivasan's attempts to place viewers on a romantic trail.Īs we discussed earlier, the teenage love story targeted to appeal to the 15-22 aged youngsters who really hadn't watched any good ones in the recent years, the Thalassery slang and sincerity of placements and original locales, and of course the fine dialogues are the things that will make this movie a repeatedly watchable one for the youngsters. Isha Talwar looks great but has very few dialogues and appears mute in much of the sequences. He is sure to find more fine projects and producers in the near future. Nivin Poly graduates into the big league with the role of Vinod which he handles with surprising ease. The highlights of 'Thattathin Marayathu' are the performances by the lead and outstanding visual support by Jomon T John. Two actors from the 'Malarvadi Gang'- Aju Varghese as a friend of Vinod and Bhagath Manuel who act as a courier of love letters between the loving hearts have some pretty good roles and so is Sunny Wayne's cameo. The initial back and forth flash cuts in the first half are pretty interesting, but the later half play spoilsport turning predictable, cliched and uneventful.
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The male centric plot movie is told from the viewpoint of Vinod, making a confessional account to Premkumar (Manoj K Jayan) the inspector of the local Janamaithry Police station, who is all set to bring together all loving hearts in his vicinity. The movie loses its intensity as it progresses and ends up as a typical teenage love story. But the surprise comes in the form of no big conflicts, as all of a sudden we realize that Aisha, with a modern outlook living in an orthodox household is also smitten by love for Vinod for no particular reasons. Hailing from a wealthy and influential Muslim family, Aisha is in effect at the other end of the lifestyles that Vinod owns, who with his poor family, and leftist ideals are at impossible odds for a love and happy life with Aisha. Set in a small town in Thalassery with all that true accents and local specialities, the movie has Nivin poly as Vinod Nair, an average student from a middle class Hindu family who falls head over heels in love with a beautiful girl named Aisha (Isha Talwar). Though it lacks depth, its stylish narration and fine performances are something that goes in its favour. It is based in Thalassery where I originally come from and I am more comfortable when the stories are set there"Ī romantic flick is what my generation would love to watch over and over.These are some of the observations that Vineeth Sreenivasan made before presenting his new movie 'Thattathin Marayathu' to theatres.Yes, definitely a case of clearly marking the potential target audience before the project, the movie which is an innocent musical love story, works good specially for its targeted viewers. "It is a simple, romantic story and we sincerely hope that this romantic story is going to attract all. Thattathin Marayathu is a true college love story. Of course, we have come across many love stories, but not the romance of youngsters. After Fazil's Aniyathipravu, we haven't really had a college love story.
