Poornima Indrajith is one of the most loved actresses in the Mollywood film industry. Phtoos of her family have made waves on social media. Today Poornima has shared a picture of her love affair with Indrajith on her wedding anniversary. Indrajit and Poornima shared the picture with their romantic memories when they were 17th wedding anniversary.

He proposed to me on that day! The day we clicked our very first pic together. I was 21, he was 20 ! I was an actor and he a student! I remember this day so clearly. Gosh!! We were so much in love! Our hearts thumping loud and throats running dry…it feels like yesterday 🙂 And guess what ?? Pic courtesy: @sukumaranmallika I wonder if she ever knew what was cooking in our heads when she was clicking this !! Knowing her well now, I bet she did !! 3 years of courtship and 17 years of marriage, we did well Indra! Toast to us🥂 Happy Anniversary ✨- Poornima noted.

Poornima Indrajith’s Wedding Anniversary note

The note and the pictures have gone viral on social media. Mallika Sukumaran and several others have commented below. And good wishes. Prithviraj’s wife Supriya also wrote that a lot of love.

Bollywood Superstar Shah Rukh Khan will collaborate with Mollywood director Aashiq Abu in his upcoming film. As per reports, this movie will be Aashiqu’s directorial debut in Bollywood. Hinting his Bollywood entry, Aashiq shared some pics with Shah Rukh on his social media pages. Scriptwriter Syam Pushkaran is also seen in the pics. “Thank You SRK, we love you,” Aashiq captioned the pics.

Shah Rukh Khan with Aashiq Abu

The film is being produced by Shah Rukh’s production company Red Chillies. According to Manorama News, Ashik Abu has said that more details of the film will be released in the near future.

Shah Rukh Khan, meanwhile, has been out of the film for some time due to his failures. Earlier, he had expressed his desire to come back with a good film. There have been reports that Shah Rukh Khan is all set to be the hero, but nothing has been confirmed. Meanwhile, Aashiq is coming into the picture.

Mamangam, the recorded movie which highlights Mammootty in the lead role, has at last hit the theaters. The movie which is directed by M Padmakumar has had the greatest ever release for a Malayalam film to date, with around 450 screens everywhere throughout the state. Mamangam has been released in more than 2000 screens everywhere throughout the world.

Mamangam Box Office

The trade analysts suggest that Mamangam is definitely in for a record-breaking opening at the box office. Most of the releasing centers in Kerala are hosting a minimum of 4 shows a day. Interestingly, the Mammootty starrer is having 16 shows in a popular theatre of Kochi alone on its release day, which is a new record.

Mamangam first day box office collection

Mamangam Collection

Mamangam Review

“We aren’t meant to live as slaves. Our tradition is to die as warriors,” says an elderly member of a Valluvakonathiri family as they debate among themselves if they have to send the remaining two sons of Chandroth family as chaverukal for the next Mamangam. And then, when the two from the Chandroth family are already on their quest, another elderly member, who had tried the same feat and failed, tells them, “This wish to sacrifice their own sons to protect their tradition has become an undying quest for those in Valluvanadu.” Mamangam, the movie, swings between these two alternating emotions. The film, directed by M Padmakumar, is a drama punctuated by two action sequences. Set against the backdrop of the Mamangam festival held in the 17th and 18th centuries at Thirunavaya, the film tells the story of Chaverukal (suicide squads) as they try to kill the Zamorin ruler and reclaim what is rightfully theirs.

Mamangam Review and Cast

The story follows two members from the Chandroth family of Valluvanadu, ably and intensely portrayed by Unni Mukundan and Master Achuthan, as they set out on their quest in what could be the final attack against the Zamorins. But are the two enough to overcome the odds? While Mamangam is billed as a big budget movie and the makers have evidently splurged some bucks on those sets for the action scenes, the bulk of the movie rides on dialogues. That’s why the many expecting it to be filled with action scenes with Mammootty are bound to feel let down. In fact, the megastar’s screen time is limited and his best portions come when he carries off an effeminate avatar. His gravity-defying leaps might be a turn off in the beginning, but at least the makers put in extra effort to explain that in the latter half. Shankar Ramakrishnan’s dialogues are heavy, and after a point, it becomes overindulgent. The screenplay is also lumbering and this becomes clear when the death of a foreign merchant has three different explanations, with the third one spilling over to the second half. That should have been a clear sign that the instead of digressing and focusing on the details, the director should have just kept it short and made it more engaging.

Mamangam Movie Review

Master Achuthan gets points for his action scenes, especially the one at the end which he carries off all by himself. Unni too maintains a stoic look throughout the film, lending authenticity to his role. Siddique as the Zamorin advisor and Prachi Tehlan as the courtesan Unnimaya, who aids the Chaaverukal, plays their limited parts well but doesn’t leave a strong impact. M Jayachandran’s music is good and Sachit and Ankit Balhara’s background score complements the proceedings. However, the drama does feel like a lost opportunity, considering the talent that was on offer, the stories they could have mined and fictional elements they could have inculcated while making it a festive release.