Thallumaala Review…a youth-appealing movie😀

Year: 2022
Genre: Adventure, Friendship, Action, Comedy
Cast: Tovino Thomas, Shine Tom Chacko, Lukman Avaran, Swathi Das Prabhu, Adhri Joe, Austin Dan, Kalyani Priyadarshan, Binu Pappu, Gokulan, Johny Antony, Neena Kurup
Director: Khalid Rahman
Writer: Muhsin Parari, Ashraf Hamza
Cinematographer: Jimshi Khalid
Summary: Thallumaala follows a young man, Wazi, and his belligerent nature that faithfully lands him in major troubles

Overall Rating: Nuts
We wanna felicitate the cast and crew for an outstanding production! This was a youth-appealing movie featuring the latest trends.
Had the screenplay followed the same path, Thallumaala would have been dynamite
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Delicious
—We’re applauding the cinematographer and the editor because they produced massive footage 👏🏾 🙌🏾
We respect your skills!! We can’t even find an English word to describe how splendid the photography was!
Every frame was absolutely entertaining, and the transition from one scene to another was in sync with the energizing vibe of the story, we were in total admiration
—Thallumaala was told in an unconventional way.
The movie was a perfect example of new-generation filming packed with exhilarating social media animations, dialogues, dance choreography, and song lyrics. It was a contemporary youthful exuberance
—Set & costume design teams, we.are.clapping.for.you!
—Wazi (Tovino Thomas) and his friends were fantabulous in their performance. They were so amusing, kept the show running frame after frame, and getting into fights was in their DNA 😄

Bland
—Thallumaala was such a wonderful experience to watch; very sadly though, the scenario wasn’t easy to follow.
The story had M-A-N-Y details plus the back-and-forth scenes between the present and past made it quite challenging to keep up with. Several times, we couldn’t situate each scene
—The movie could have definitely been shortened as there were lots of unnecessary moments
—Thallumaala showcased how the chain of fights prevented Wazi from carrying out important plans in life.
Not sure what the moral was; if the writers’ intent was to discourage youth from fighting, then the message appeared only more encouraging.
Would Thallumaala be remembered many years from now? Yes, due to its gigantic production quality but not its screenplay