Movie buffs are in for a treat as Tovino Thomas starrer ‘Anweshippin Kandethum gears up for its OTT release scheduled for March 8. The investigative thriller, directed by Darwin Kuriakose, received acclaim at the box office and is now set to captivate a global audience on the streaming platform.
Anweshippin Kandethum OTT Release Date
Anweshippin Kandethum is set to premiere on Netflix on 08 March 2024.
“Anveshippin Kandethum” is a riveting thriller with a compelling story and performances that make you think about the recurrent issue of crimes against women in Malayalam films. Such stories are common, which calls into question society concerns and how gender dynamics are portrayed in storytelling. Maybe delving further into a larger spectrum of crimes and investigations could yield a more complex viewpoint and broaden the Malayalam film industry’s choice of themes.
When and Where to Watch Anweshippin Kandethum
You can watch this thriller on 08 March 2024, on Netflix. This thriller will be available in Ma, Te, Ta, Ka, and Hi audios.
In ‘Anweshippin Kandethum,’ Tovino Thomas plays the part of a police officer for the second time. The film has garnered excellent reviews from audiences due to the captivating narrative that it presents. Anand Narayanan, a rookie police officer, becomes the protagonist of the film as he undertakes the difficult task of investigating a high-profile criminal case. In order to restore their reputation, which had been damaged by an earlier probe, Anand and his team set out on a journey to clear their name.
In two different places, Gautham Shankar successfully captures the essence of Kottayam, bringing back the nostalgic charm of the 1990s. Along with Nixon George’s perfect sound design, Santhosh Narayanan’s evocative music, and Color Planet Studios’ vivid coloring, the film skillfully weaves together two very different stories. This makes for an engrossing movie-going experience.
Anweshippin Kandethum Movie Story
The movie follows the ‘Lovely Mathan Murder Case’ team and Sub Inspector Anand Narayanan into the early nineties as they investigate and learn more about the intricacies of their line of work. Anand comes from a family of law enforcement, therefore he uses his youthful energy and family history to approach his work with enthusiasm and excitement. Anand and his team are tasked with determining the truth to prevent possible disturbances in central Travancore, even though they are under pressure from higher-ups to apprehend a suspect who has no connection to the local Christian sects. But as they get closer to the offender, fate takes an unexpected turn, putting Anand and his group under intense scrutiny. They have one last chance to make amends because their careers are on the line.
Cast and crew of Anweshippin Kandethum
Tovino Thomas, Alencier Ley Lopez, Baburaj, Jaffer Idukki, Arthana Binu, Aadya Prasad, Vineeth Thattil David, Siddique, Indrans, Shammi Thilakan, and others.
Darwin Kuriakose is the director of “Anweshippin Kandethum,” which was written by Jinu Abraham. Dolwin Kuriakose, Jinu V Abraham, Siddharth Anand Kumar, and Vikram Mehra are producing this film under the banner of Yoodle Films and Theatre of Dreams in collaboration with SaReGaMa. The film’s cinematography was handled by Gautham Sankar, while Santhosh Narayanan created the music.
Tovino Thomas gives an amazing performance as Anand Narayanan in “Anweshippin Kandethum,” giving the character a lot of depth and force. He does a great job of showing the range of feelings a dedicated police officer goes through as they handle complicated investigations, from determination to vulnerability.
Tovino does a great job of showing the character’s inner struggles and the problems he faces from the outside world. This gives the movie realism and makes it easy for viewers to relate to Anand’s journey.
The other actors in “Anweshippin Kandethum” make the movie a lot better overall. As Tovino’s superior officer, Siddique does a great job, and Indrans gives a great performance that does respect to his part even though he’s only in a few scenes. Shammy Thilakan also gives his character more depth and subtlety, which makes his acting even better.
It does a great job of capturing the late 1980s and early 1990s, with great attention to detail in the cars, clothes, and street scenes. Each scene does a great job of showing how serious the events are.
I like Santhosh Narayanan’s music, but I think the bass is too strong for my taste. But some people in the crowd like it. It successfully makes the movie more enjoyable and pulls us deeper into the plot.
The building tension before important parts of the movie, along with the gradual rise in excitement, leads to a shocking ending that stays with you. At times, this trip into darkness is tense and exciting, as Anand and his team try to solve their mystery despite facing problems and dead ends. The slow buildup of tension makes each revelation more powerful, and the careful pacing makes for an exciting watching experience from beginning to end.
