Saudi Vellakka

Watching films with high expectations usually ends in disappointment but this one went above my expectation.

Tharun Moorthys previous film was one of my all time favourite films so going into this one i expected nothing less than a brilliant film.

Although there are some pacing issues in the first half of the film overall the movie makes up for it.

Performance was good and to the point from everyone but one person who deserve more praise is that amma who played that Ayishumma, what a performance.

Music was good, especially the one Job Kurian sang, ufff that song was something else, the pain just gets to you.

This movie will haunt you long after you finish watching it.

What an awesome movie, really heat touched moments makes far better and the characters was amazing there weren't just acting they are living throughout the movie. From the beginning till end scripts has a role in this film. Ayisha Rawatar played by Devi Varma , this the the first time I seen in a movie and can't tell this was her first movie. Again there , no words to express the talents like Lukman, Binu pappu, and all the actors. Most of them are new faces , especially the character boss. It's a sandwich with all elements funny, sentimental, family , etc .

Soul: Definitely our police and courts need to improve their efficiency little better to avoid such kinds of incidents,

The movie is a truly heart-wrenching and emotional masterpiece that shone a light on the current state of the Indian judicial system. The acting was top-notch, with every single actor giving it their all and delivering powerful performances.

This movie was an emotional rollercoaster that left me feeling deeply moved by the exceptional acting and heart-touching storyline. The actors truly embodied their characters and brought their emotions to life on the screen, making it easy to become fully immersed in the film. The plot was both poignant and thought-provoking, tackling themes of love, loss, and the human experience in a way that was both raw and honest. Overall, this was a very touchy and moving film that left a lasting impact on me.

From the makers of Operation Java, comes Saudi Vellakka, a film very different from the first one, a film that has seemingly nothing and yet A LOT. I've said it before, I'll say it again, Mollywood storytelling has a tendency to make great films out of a regular daily life story and this is one such.

I don't want to say anything about the plot, but here's what I can say - apparently based on a true story, this is a disheartening yet heartwarming movie w/ commentary on the judicial system and how petty squabbles and personal agendas have long lasting effects on people in ways that we may not know.

Acting, writing, music - great job! This is an example of how you don't need big names to make a GOOD film as long as the story is great. It has nothing overtop, no heroics, no fan-service, and yet, you'd have the satisfaction of having watched a movie that gives you something to take away. Surely watch this one!

SaudiVellakka

Brilliant movie the best film of the year for me, superb portrayal of human values and emotions, the climax was so beautiful that felt like I went to a boffey, Highly recommended, please do watch it guys One of the best Malayalam films to come not just in recent times but for ages. Tharun Moorthy takes a simple but a complex plot to weave human emotions around it to deliver a classic. An earnest sophomore outing, reflecting upon a relevant topic of concern that cripples our judicial system, which relies heavily on the performances of its ensemble.

Just set apart everything else and watch this beautiful film.