Amazon Prime Video recently announced the release of superstar Prithviraj Sukumaran’s Bhramam on the platform. Directed by Ravi K Chandran, the film will drop exclusively on Amazon Prime Video on October 7. Ahead of the launch of the much-anticipated title, the streaming platform today released a lyrical musical video titled Munthiripoovo.
The video of this peppy and soulful track, starring Prithviraj and Raashi Khanna, has been composed and arranged by Jakes Bejoy, who has also lent his voice to the song along with Midhun Suresh. Beautiful lyrics by B K Harinarayanan make the experience of listening to the number all the more special. The track gives the viewers a glimpse into the musically thrilling adventures that the movie promises.
For the uninitiated, Bhramam, also featuring the likes of Unni Mukundan, Sudheer Karamana, Mamtha Mohandas and Raashi in key roles, dwells on the life of a pianist, who pretends to be blind. Prithviraj essays the role of the pianist, whose musical journey gets interlaced with suspense, inspiration, confusion and drama as he gets embroiled in a murder mystery. As the plot thickens and a set of bizarre events unfold, wit and survival create the fabric of the film coupled with the stellar background score composed by Jakes.
Watch the video of Munthiripoovo here:
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The Best of Indian Cinema in 2018: A Perspective
This is the time of the year when people like me are busy trying to hurry up with their year-end list compilations before heading out to celebrate the entry of the New Year. Usually I do try to go in for an in depth analysis of Indian Cinema, looking at the major happenings of the year in nearly all the dominant film industries, both Hindi and regional. But of late I’ve been caught up with all sorts of stuff; as a result I ended up being unable to come up with my mandatory year end posts for 2017, the one on Indian Cinema and the other one on Malayalam Cinema specifically. Hence I’ve decided that it’s time to play it wisely and focus mainly on the lists in particular and not the detailed anlysis. Why miss out on doing something that I am fond of altogether?Continue reading “The Best of Indian Cinema in 2018: A Perspective”
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