Anoop Menon praises Telugu and Bollywood movies, praises Mammootty starrer Kaasal – Republic World

Mammootty’s Qatar – The Core Since its release, it has received widespread acclaim. Malayalam actor Anoop Menon also joined the film’s fan list and shared a long post praising the film. But what caught people’s attention was the actor’s criticism of Bollywood and Telugu masala films, saying that Malayalam films are “bowing over to the mindless masala cuisine of Telugu and Bollywood”. That was it.

Anoop Menon reviews Kaathal – The Core

Anoop Menon wrote a long post on Facebook praising Mammootty for his lead role.He wrote, “I saw qatar…at a time when original Malayalam films were stooping to the sleazy masala fare of Telugu and Bollywood, the astonishingly original director Joe Baby, along with the astonishingly talented screenwriters Adarsh ​​and Paulson, He has regained the spirit and grace of KG George. Padma Rajan, Tostadas, Varasan and MT have made their mark on Malayalam cinema. ”

He praised the team for handling the “sensitive” subject of Matthew and Omana’s love story, which transcends the physical realm, with maturity. He also highlighted emotional scenes, such as Matthew staring into the empty kitchen after Omana leaves, and Omana expressing her emotions.

Anoop also praised the seamless background music and cinematography and highlighted that the scene where Mathew and Sankhan meet in a square in the summer rain is one of the most poetic moments in Malayalam cinema.

Kaathal The Core on OTT: When and where can you watch it?

The film made a huge impact at the box office and is currently available for rental on Amazon Prime Video. The movie is available in Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, and Hindi.

What more do we know about Kaathal The Core?

The story of the film revolves around Matthew Devathy, a former bank manager played by Mammootty. The protagonist takes the unprecedented step of running as an independent candidate in the local panchayat elections. However, things change when his wife files for divorce, citing revelations about his sexual orientation.