‘Ullozhukku’ Review and Release Date: A Cinematic Masterpiece Of The 21st Century

Ullozhukku, one of the recently released Bollywood movies has stolen away the interest of many viewers who are taking turns to download, stream, and buy tickets to watch this cinematic masterpiece of the twenty-first century. Ullokhuzzu which is an analogy for inner conflict of the mind and shattered relationship.

This movie has gathered immense attention and it is acclaimed by critics and audiences of its narrative. Ullozhukku is a movie directed by Christo Tomy where he was able to delve into the main intricacies of the movie, exploring its characters, maintaining the main topic and message it was supposed to pass on to the viewers and the overall impact of the narratives and cinematography has left many in awe.

Christo Tomy seemed to be in a haste to introduce to the viewers the main highlights of the movie but in a very intriguing way, he brought out the flashbacks of Anju’s sneaky and secretive romance with Rajeev (Arjun Radhakrishnan)  who is an aimless struggle. When she got married to Prasant Murali who is characterized by Thomaskutty in the movie and his sudden illness that struck him and disabled him. This was where Christo was able to return the movie to a comfortable movement like a wall clock. In this scene, feelings seem unable to be controlled by the average viewers and audience because of the pain that simmers beneath the protagonist.

The highly rated performances of Urvashi and Parvathy Thiruvothu made Christo Tomy’s Ullozhukku movie a debut because of the way they were able to portray the movie in such a gripping manner that made it look like it is based on reality. It was able to tell a story that is related to secrets that never want to be unfolded, mistakes that wish to be corrected, and redemption.

Ullozhukku Plot and Narrative

Ullozhukku narrates the story of love, unshared and dirty unrevealed secrets. Everybody in the movie is practically helpless and left to decide their fate in one way or the other. Even the dead ones are not left out in the movie. The main characters of the movie are Anju (Parvathy Thiruvothu) and her mother-in-law Leelama (Urshavi) who are not living a life of their choice. Either of them has to come to terms with the struggles that are presented to them. They both seem to be soaked in the disappointments and sorrow that come with family life with the longing to protect their prospective way of life, while the other is still left with the guts to fight out her way to be liberated.

The movie masterfully weaves together elements of love and empathy that dominate the whole scene, creating a captivating narrative that keeps viewers engaged. The plot twists and turns, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats, eager to uncover the truth. The ending of the movie follows a seemingly progressive path that will make every viewer know that things will certainly turn out the way they happened in the movie.

Characters and Performances

The movie boasts an impressive and well-selected cast, especially those who were able to bring their expertise and real-life events into the movie. They were able to present standout performances from the characters they portrayed and were able to put more life into the movie.

The characters are well-developed and complex, adding depth to the story. The chemistry between the leads is undeniable, making their interactions a joy to watch. It is very hard to realize that Urvashi was able to interpret her role perfectly. She was able to portray her role well especially with the chemistry of the complex relationship that bound her and her daughter-in-law together who seemed to be in a ‘loveless’ marriage.

Viewers Rating On Ullozhukku

Generally, the movie has been able to captivate the minds of many viewers with the way the cast was able to bring the main theme and message of the movie into the limelight. Viewers and audiences who have watched Ullzohukku have shown great delight with ratings ranging from 4.5 to 5 which shows that it was able to create a picturesque scene and has left an indelible mark on the viewers for them to be able to give that kind of review and rating on the movie.

The music, Sushin Shyam also was to be applauded because it accompanied the movie and gave depth to the scene because of the misery, anger, and uneasiness of the protagonist. The two parallel characters created a moving drama and both actresses played the character with at least one secret hidden from the other one. These two narrative strategies made the viewers see these two women differently and their sympathies changed in the course of the movie.

Cinematography and Visuals

The cinematography in Ullozhukku is a breathtaking one. The moody and atmospheric lighting was able to create a deep sense of tension and foreboding. Most of the closeups and medium shots in the movie were able to throw more light and emphasize the emotional struggle that Usharvi and Anju were passing through.

The effective use of ominous and foreboding visuals, the building tension, and the suspense create a visually stunning experience. The movie’s color palette, lighting, and camera angles all work in harmony to create a cinematic masterpiece. The cinematography and visuals generally enhanced the storytelling and emotional impact it had on the viewers and audiences, making it stand out in its genre.

Themes and Messages

Early this year, there were talks from many Bollywood lovers and viewers that women are appearing less with fewer roles to play in films. It was a great one to see two women appearing as the protagonists in the movie. Ullozhukku explores themes of e.g., love, redemption, self-discovery. Mother-in-law Leelama and her daughter-in-law, Anju are from different generations of course but time seems to have stood still in some respect.

For instance, Leelama wanted to study medicine but her parents did not want to hear of it and went ahead to marry her off at a very young age. Anju on the other hand is a working woman – a sales girl in a shop but after marriage, she too becomes a housewife looking after the numerous needs of the family. One thing that has changed across generations is that Leelama accepted her fate with resignation and perhaps with a bit of delusion and jealousy when she talks of her ailing son Thomas and the viewers would wonder if happiness ever existed for the first time.

The first time that director Christo Tomy had a firm grip on both his craft and the understanding of the psychology of his two heroines. Anju grows from being a woman of few words, someone who suppresses her anger and disappointment to a woman who begins to speak up against the injustices done to her. At the same time, Leelama began to shed her delusions to face reality. The movie thoughtfully examines these themes, leaving viewers with a lasting impact. The messages conveyed are both poignant and profound, resonating with audiences long after the credits roll.

Conclusion

Ullozhukku is a must-watch movie to watch this month because of the lessons that it will impact on the viewers. Once you begin to watch the movie, it begins to leave you with the aura of captivation and certainly inspires your daily living as a viewer. With its engaging narrative, outstanding performances, and stunning visuals, this film is a true masterpiece. If you haven’t already, experience the magic of Ullozhukku on the big screen.