Devotional, exquisite; Malikappuram Review ; English Guru Campus

As long as the comfort of Kananam and the purity of Mandalakalam. Tattva Masipporu remembers, again and again, the moments he experienced while wearing black and wearing garlands. Sabarimala is becoming a sight and experience through Malikappuram, directed by Vishnu Sasishankar. Malappuram, which tells the story of the innocent devotion of an inner child devotee, will surely fill the eyes as well as the mind of the audience. The film has all the ingredients to be the ultimate superhit film of the year.

Devotion and its innocence make Malikappuram enjoyable. New ways and contexts in the story make the movie heartwarming. And with Bhakti as the foundation of the film, the audience will watch it tirelessly. It is also a film made for family audiences in a completely family atmosphere. Malikappuram is another experience of God's concept and its reinterpretation seen earlier in Nandan and Amen.

Eight-year-old Kalyani is a great devotee of Sabarimala Ayyappan. Yet she still has no luck climbing the mountain. Finally, she decides to climb the mountain with her father. Dressed in black and ashes, she, too, went to the palace. Then the unexpected events that occur between her journey to Sabarimala and the character of Swami Unni Mukundan, whom she meets during the journey, take the film forward. The first half is about Kalyani and her relationship with superhero Ayyappan, her family and school comings and goings. There are a lot of emotional scenes and jokes here. The second half is her journey to Sabarimala. Along with her on this journey will be the audience, who are full of enjoyment.

Sabarimala and Ayyappan are the main characters in the movie. The film has also been able to mark these places accurately. The movie presents great experiences to those who have not yet known about Sabarimala and those who know about it. Director Vishnu Sasi Shankar has been able to accurately mark the ingredients of the script and deliver it to the audience in the right amount. The fun of the film is carried by this feature in the direction. Malikappuram's backbone is the freshness of the story and the clarity of the screenplay. The screenwriter Abhilash Pillai gives great hope to the audience through this film. Abhilash's screenplay is what keeps the movie gripping and enjoyable from the beginning.

Unni Mukundan's character is not just a Swami who comes to climb the mountain. Unni Mukundan's most unique presence in the film. Unni is full of entertainment and laughter in the movie. It must be mentioned that the actor could act without losing the seriousness of this character, which has many features. Devanandana Theater, which was filled to overflowing with Kalyani, is also capturing the hearts of the leaving audience. The youngster is able to reflect her innocent childhood and her devotion with heartwarming acting. Shripad Yan, who has appeared as Kalyani's friend Piyush, is another actor who is getting more applause in the film. This little genius makes the audience laugh a lot. Saiju Kurup's father's character is also the life of the film. Vishnu Narayanan's cinematography makes the film a viewing experience. Each frame travelled with the film itself. Ranjin Raj's music and background music brought Malikappuram to life. The audience is also clapping to the background music in different scenes of the movie. This film is also by the editor Shameer Muhammad who put together the film perfectly.