50 OF THE MOST POPULAR MOVIE QUOTES FROM MALAYALAM FILMS OF THE DECADE

 

Art imitates life and life imitates art! The give and take between art and life has been an ongoing psychological stretch. Movies being one of the most popular art forms, its influence on the life that it inmates and surrounds is unequivocal. Influential dialogues and one-liners from films seething into pop culture is its most evident example. In Malayalam cinema there has been a spectacular reserve of ICONIC DIALOGUES in the past that we use on a daily basis. Adding to this is the latest collection from the new decade, from 2010 to 2019, which fortunately has also  been from some of the BEST FILMS OF THE DECADE. Following is a list of these notable one-liners, statements, quips, insults, puns, misquotes and punchlines in Malayalam Cinema of the decade that are especially distinguished for its durable impact, comedic brilliance and unlimited quotability, and lives on in popular culture through its constant use and reuse over the course of time.

20 OF THE MOST EXHILARATING DRAMATIC MOMENTS in Malayalam Cinema

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film Devasuram

What Merriam-Webster describes as dramatic should either be “sudden and extreme”, “greatly effecting people’s emotions” or “attracting attention, causing people to look, listen etc.” So understandably it should either be striking, exciting or impressive, and intended to create an effect. Following is a list of some such moments in Malayalam Cinema, some of which stands out for the suspense and action, while some others booms with its deep silence; either ways dramatic alright!

12 MALAYALAM MOVIES BASED ON FAMOUS PLAYS

film Kaliyattam

Kerala has a lingering and deep-rooted tradition of theatre, dating back to the aristocratic days of Ashtapadiyattom, Koodiyattom, Krishnanattom and finally Ramanattom that would further evolve into the distinguished Kathakali. However these forms of art that back then catered only to the blue-blooded tastes of the privileged, slowly began to take up the cause of the suppressed and the downtrodden with the advent of our very own renaissance, although in its most primitive form and simpler techniques. It gradually evolved through the ups and downs as strong voices against all social injustices, perfecting the form as it progressed. Then the revolutionary theatre movement called the Kerala People’s Art Club, popularly known as KPAC, came into being, and acceptance of plays as works of art as well as strong medium of expression increased. With the prominence of films as the newest medium of art, many of their plays were successfully adapted to the silver screen, and the trend continues to this day, even if it was a non-KPAC play or a non-Malayalam play. Following is a list of such Malayalam films based on famous plays that you should check out just in case you are a huge fan of the theatre.