Am Ah

Am Ah - Brilliant topic which deals with 4 types or dimension of motherhood.. The movie is worth watching for its beautiful visuals and landscape of idukki(kavantha), strong performance and good theme. Its a real feel good movie with some emotional moments. Beautiful songs by gopi sunder and good lyrics.. The writer has tried to bring in some mystery and suspense elements in the script which keeps as guessing.. The movie is for a bit serious audience and family. All artist have done their part very well including the kids.. Overall a really good family movie and worth watching in theatre. Well done!!!

Fantastic movie with strong story and script. All the actors did their role well. Very touching music from Gopi Sunder. All families must watch this without fail and must watch in theatre to enjoy the sceneries.

Such small movies must be supported and successful for the industry to groom. I have seen everyone is almost crying with emotion inside theatre. Also, some emotional echo will be there with us even after leaving the theatre.

A rare theme, not many films came under this Jonner, I can guarantee spending 2 hours for this film will be worth. Me and my family are fully happy and satisfied.

Am Ah" is a film with undeniable visual beauty and soulful songs. It has a breathtaking cinematography and a compelling story. However, its uneven pacing and occasional lapses in narrative clarity prevent it from reaching its full potential.

The scenic Idukki hills, in the Kavantha song was amazing, definitely should be watched on the big screen. The night shots of the hills was excellent, The second half is fast paced, there were lot of action and plots to catch up, would have been good if the screen time for these were spread across in 1st half.

The film is worthwhile watch for those seeking a cinematic experience that is both visually and emotionally engaging.

A deeply moving and sentimental film that beautifully portrays the bond between a mother and her daughter, leaving a lasting emotional impact. The story also captures the beauty of Idukki and its people, adding a rich, authentic backdrop that enhances the emotional depth of the narrative. Despite lacking a major star cast, the film delivers a powerful performance and resonates on a profound level, proving that a strong story and heartfelt performances can make all the difference. Its simplicity and focus on genuine emotions make it a standout, proving that storytelling, rather than star power, is what truly drives the heart of cinema.

This movie is an absolute emotional ride.....it starts off with a middle-aged woman and her deep longing for a child.....the bond between her and the kid is so pure and heartwarming, it legit makes your eyes well up multiple times

set in the breathtaking foothills of idukki, the visuals are just stunning....the green forests, the misty hills, everything adds to the depth of the story.....the first half builds up the emotions so beautifully, and then boom, the second half hits with some unexpected twists and reveals.....damnnn, it just gets better and more intense from there

honestly, i went in with low expectations, but this movie completely took me by surprise....the story, the emotions, the acting-everything was just so well done....special shoutout to the baby, like woooww, what a performance ,even if it's not deliberate..every single actor did justice to their role, making everything feel so real and raw....

that being said, can't deny that certain unnecessary scenes made it feel a bit too long....some moments could've been trimmed down, but overall, i still loved it....hats off to the entire team for delivering such a heart-touching experience.