Bramayugam

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Solu 02/19/2024 I dont like this movie See more Basil Farook 02/18/2024 Great performances 👏 👌 See more Joe 02/18/2024 Just an average experience. Variety film making/story but nothing extraordinary! See more S 02/18/2024 good one time watch only See more Ramakrishnan N @ZRamki Mar 3 The Movie is an experience to be enjoyed. It blends mythic folklore and masterful storytelling with philosophical underpinnings. The BGM is great too. Set in 17th century Kerala, a singer by a twist of fate reaches the doorstep of an unkempt mansion having only two inhabitants. As the story unravels, the singer finds out that he is unable to leave that place even if he tries. The lord of the mansion feeds on the fear of the other two and hence they are his slaves and he is the only master. There are some points to ponder: The men willingly enter into servitude and pawn their time in a game they cannot win by their own volition. Some analogies are shown: the spider craftfully weaves its web and waits for the flies. There are many interesting questions raised: why do people accept servitude? Morals are required for creating a just society but if God does not call upon us during need, morals die and power wins and there will be only be Bramayugam. See more Logan D @Greynomad38 Dec 11 A folk singer discovers a dilapidated house of a Brahmin. Instead of being the refuge he had hope to find, he is instead held captive by the lord of the house, a cruel man named Potti (Mammootty). Mammootty has been in over 400 films and this is the first one I've seen. He plays his part of villain both menacing and exaggerated. I loved encountering folklore with which I was unfamiliar. This is a gothic tale with a decaying mansion, mythic evil, and a dreamlike tone set in India instead of Europe. It's biggest failing is it's length. Far too long to stay engaging in one sitting. I had to split it up. See more Read all reviews

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