Narayaneente Moonnaanmakkal
Drama Malayalam
Three distanced, discordant brothers strive to put aside their differences as they reunite after decades at their ancestral home to give their dying mother a peaceful send off, but soon are at loggerheads as the house brings up painful memories of their tumultuous past.
| Cast: | Alencier Ley Lopez, Joju George, Suraj Venjaramoodu, Shelly Kishore, Garggi Ananthan, Thomas Mathew |
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| Director: | Sharan Venugopal |
| Writer: | Sharan Venugopal |
| Editor: | Jyoti Swaroop Panda |
| Camera: | Appu Prabhakar |
Guild Reviews
An Incredibly Moving Family Drama Of Homecoming
“Going home again" is a cinema trope that continues to string hearts despite being around for a while. It never becomes dated as everyone–even the ones staying in their hometown–longs to go back since home is never a place. It is a collection of memories of a place and time with people that’s lost. Narayaneente Moonnaanmakkal (Narayani’s Three Sons) explores the popular adage: “You can never go home again." It isn’t there anymore because even the one, who is missing it, is not the same individual who once lived there. Sethu (Joju George), the middle son of Narayani, learns it the hard way when he tries to bring back his estranged brothers to their hometown, when their mother is on her deathbed, counting her days. The family reunion brings to the fore the old scars, nostalgic memories, and new problems, making up for an immense experience of laughter, tears, and profound thoughts.
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