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Gayathri Krishna is a freelance content writer with over 8 years of experience in handling news and a range of feature categories, including entertainment, lifestyle, education, and food. She previously worked for prominent media companies like HT's OTTplay, The New Indian Express, ETV Bharat, and Manorama Online. She writes reviews of movies and web series, interviews, and other news about the film industry. She enjoys binge-watching Marvel and DC films, cooking and exploring food spots in her spare time.
Chidambaram's collaboration with Rishab Shetty will be made in Kannada and then dubbed in other languages. The film is currently in pre-production.
Avarachan and Sons, which also stars Ganapathy and Sreenath Bhasi, among others, along with Biju Menon, released in theatres on October 2, 2026, with an OTT partner in place
Khalifa was Prithviraj's Onam 2026 release, but did not fare well at the box office. Will the film's upcoming OTT release change the conversation around the film and have a better reception among audiences?
Avarachan & Sons: Biju Menon remains the film's sole saving grace, delivering a grounded performance as the title character.
Irandu Vaanam is Vishnu Vishal's third collaboration with director Ram Kumar. The film is said to be a romantic fantasy centered around love and emotions.
Written and directed by debutant Maanas Mahesh, Merri Boys is a campus-based movie with themes of romance and camaraderie, according to its producers
Panthadikkam: A five-episode cinematic series exploring Kerala’s deep-rooted football culture began streaming on ZEE5 from October 1.
Dhoomakethu, directed by Sudhi Madison, follows the protagonist who is stuck in a time loop on his wedding day that always ends with his murder. The film opened in theatres on September 25, 2026
Dhoomakethu: Directed by Suddhi Maddison, the quirky thriller that also stars Nikhila Vimal, Shine Tom Chacko, among others, remains engaging throughout.
Directed by Shahad Nilambur, Pradhama Drishtya Kuttakkar also stars Siddarth Bharathan, Vijayaraghavan, Mathew Thomas, Unnimaya Prasad, among others and follows an investigation into a custodial death.
It's a Medical Miracle: Despite an engaging premise, Shyamin Gireesh's film ultimately falls back on a conventional good-versus-evil climax
Aasha review: The script’s structural flaws betray both the leads'- Urvashi and Joju - brilliant work and the audience’s expectations