What is the movie about? :: Giri (Vinay Forrt) is running a textile shop in the city of Cochin without making much of a profit – he has lots of loans to repay, and even his last business venture was a failure, and has been making his life more and more difficult. The worst thing … Continue reading
Vampire Owl: I know this person from Baby. Vampire Bat: This is a spin-off prequel to that movie, and so it is no surprise that you know her. Vampire Owl: So, this is both a spin-off and a prequel? That should mean two levels. Vampire Bat: Yes, this one also has Ajay Singh Rajput played … Continue reading
Vampire Owl: Are you sure that he is not your relative who left home many years ago? Vampire Bat: No, Batman is not related to any of us. You can refer to any vampire code. Vampire Owl: But bat is still the most popular thing in vampire mythology, and might link to all of us. … Continue reading
Vampire Owl: Do you know that according the eighth code of vampirism, you are not allowed to use a level eight portal to the human world because it passes through the shadow world? Vampire Bat: Yes, isn’t that the code which saves the vampires from corruption by the shadows of pure evil alignment? Vampire Owl: … Continue reading
Vampire Owl: An invisible actor? Did the actor become invisible after a case was registered against him? Vampire Bat: I am sure that it is not what they meant. There could be many meanings for the same. Vampire Owl: Then, has the invisibility elixir been stolen from Doctor Frankenstein? This calls for code bloody red … Continue reading
Vampire Owl: You mean to say that there are three paths rather than two. It is indeed a strange world. Vampire Bat: Yes, there is more than just the opposites – more than just life and death, good and evil, heaven and hell, black and white and so on. Vampire Owl: Yes, there is time … Continue reading
What is the movie about? :: Somewhere around the city of Calicut, at some point during the 1980s, there is a village which uses its only radio, that is owned by Hussain Haji (Joy Mathew) who is also the Panchayath President, for entertainment. Everyone from the village , without any discrimination according to their social … Continue reading
Vampire Owl: I have to say that this title has immediately caught my attention. Vampire Bat: It is not natural for such a thing to happen for you considering the fact that this is a short-film. Vampire Owl: I have loved more short-films these days than any other. So, there is a certain vision coming … Continue reading
Vampire Owl: Do you know that I am a culprit in love? Vampire Bat: How is that relevant right now? Vampire Owl: I just wanted to remind you that the word applies to me too. Vampire Bat: I am sure that your experience cannot match the genre of this short-film. Vampire Owl: You mean to … Continue reading
Vampire Owl: Do you know that writing about short-films is not that rewarding? Vampire Bat: Yes, especially short-films which are older. Vampire Owl: So, you understand the same, and is not writing about those bigger movies which will get you more visits? Vampire Bat: Movies of the Soul’s opinions will not be lost among those … Continue reading
Vampire Owl: One day, I will write about the complications I had while reading the movie title. Vampire Bat: I feel that being with too many zombie minions have messed up your brain. Vampire Owl: Yes, they eat it. Not literally though. Vampire Bat: Dude, brain biriyani is the official food of your zombie minions. … Continue reading
Vampire Owl: I remember singing once as a part of group song competition; that was long time ago. Vampire Bat: And what happened? Did you get a prize? Vampire Owl: They told me never to sing again. Vampire Bat: They have surely saved the whole vampire community by saying so. Vampire Owl: Music has never … Continue reading
Vampire Owl: I hope that they are not trying to find a cure for vampirism. Vampire Bat: There is no cure to vampirism – it is a one way procedure. Vampire Owl: It is nice that you said that. I was afraid about the same after hearing about Doctor Frankenstein‘s latest experiments. Vampire Bat: He … Continue reading
Vampire Owl: This reminds me of the first two words Dracula uncle told me. It is nice of them to make a movie titled the same. Vampire Bat: You are talking about what happened when you applied for apprenticeship with the wrong biodata. Vampire Owl: Yes, I wasn’t trained in vampiric language at that time, … Continue reading
What is the movie about? :: Unni Mukundan (Sreenivasan) is a lecturer teaching in the commerce department of a reputed college in Aluva, who is more interested in giving lessons about life to his students on Sundays, and also to convert his script into a movie. He has been wandering around with his movie dreams … Continue reading
