In this thought-provoking episode, we dive into the turbulent waters of Malayalam cinema, exploring the powerful film Ullozhuku alongside the groundbreaking Hema Committee report. Recorded the same week the report was released, we aim to provide a fresh perspective on the changing landscape of the industry.

Join us as we discuss the subtle yet profound narrative of Ullozhuku and how it reflects the challenges and triumphs of women in cinema today. From the stunning performances of Urvashi and Parvathy Thiruvothu to the sensitive direction by Christo Tomy, we dissect the film’s layers while drawing parallels with the report’s findings on the systemic issues women face in the industry.

Whether you're a cinephile or someone interested in the ongoing discourse around gender and representation in cinema, this episode offers an engaging mix of film critique and social commentary.

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Tune in to this mini-podcast episode, where Aarati and her cousin Pranav share personal anecdotes about their love for family and films.

In this episode, you'll hear two snippets from our recording of the "Natholi Oru Cheriya Meenalla: Underrated Pick Ft. Pranav"

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In this episode, Aarati kicks off a new series focusing on underrated Malayalam movies. The spotlight today is on "Natholi Oru Cheriya Meenalla," a 2013 film by V.K. Prakash. Aarati is joined by her cousin Pranav, a fellow cinephile, to discuss the film’s unique blend of fantasy, humor, and introspection, along with its place in Malayalam cinema.

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In this special episode, we explore the topic of queer representation in Malayalam movies. Recorded in 2021, this episode features hosts Anju, Aarati, and Vishal, along with special guest Kalidas, discussing the limited options available back then and analyzing four significant malayalam films with queer representation: "Deshadhanakilli Karayarilla," "Ka Bodyscapes," "Sancharam," and "Muthoon."

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1. Introduction and Background:

2. Personal Experiences and Misrepresentation

3. Current Representation

4. Movie Analysis

5. Challenges and Progress

6. Future of Queer Representation

7. Closing Thoughts

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Join us as we delve into the representation of queer characters in Malayalam cinema, discussing not just the films themselves, but what they reveal about society and our evolving perceptions.

In this much-awaited continuation of our Chola review series, we dive into the final and perhaps the most complex part of Sanal Kumar Sasidharan's 2019 film "Chola". Our hosts Aarati, Vishal, and Anju explore the controversial climax and the film's broader implications on society, patriarchy, and individual perception.

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Join us as we unpack the intricate layers of "Chola", discussing not just the film itself, but what it reveals about us and the society we live in.

Spoiler Alert!! As we admired the beauty of the movie, the audio had its own beauty! How a movie structures its characters is definitely worth to ponder on. The trio of Arty, Anju and Vishal look to dissect the masterpiece further with an extended sound analysis which plays an important part in the movie.

Forward to 15.18 where we discuss how the characters are molded as the movie builds up to the plot in this film analysis.

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Need a laugh for starters? How about the specials for the night, beautiful scenes of the city? Maybe a glass of good feeling to go with it? Let’s say a bright smile on your face for dessert? Arty and Vishal shall cater to you. They got you a movie that doesn’t require to wear your thinking caps on. Just sit back and enjoy. But definitely a must-see.

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Forward to 3.21 where they talk about how well Craig Roberts portrays the character of a person with a disability.

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Spoiler Alert!! As the movie begins, the first thing that catches the eye are the visuals. Ajith Aacharya works his charm through the lens of the camera in this film. Anju, Arty and Vishal analyses the beautiful visuals of the movie and try to contemplate its importance for the plot.

Forward to 11.30 where we analyse how even a stray dog's presence can bring meaning to the movie if utilized rightly.

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Trigger Warning: This being a friendly banter among us, might contain a few laughs unintentionally. We condemn any act of rape and assault.

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Sequels can be interesting, but nothing beats the first one. We reminisce the first of the 5 movie CBI series where the Sherlock Holmes of Malayalam cinema was first introduced.

Feel the nostalgia as you forward to 6.25. Go on, you’ll know!