La historia de Kerala

The movie industry is constantly evolving and has the power to influence the way people think and act. Some movies are made solely for entertainment purposes while others have a more profound meaning and leave a lasting impact on their audience. It takes a great deal of courage and conviction to produce a movie that is based on true events and deals with sensitive topics. Kudos to the movie makers for taking up this challenge and creating a film that sheds light on a real-life incident.

Making a movie that is based on true events is no small feat. The filmmakers have to ensure that the facts are accurate and that they do justice to the story. At the same time, they have to be mindful of the emotions of the people involved and the impact that the movie might have on them. Choosing a sensitive topic for a movie requires a lot of research and a deep understanding of the subject matter. The filmmakers have to be sensitive to the issue and must approach it with care and empathy.

In this case, the movie makers have chosen a sensitive topic that deals with a real-life incident. They have taken up the responsibility of telling the story of the people involved and have tried to create a movie that is both informative and thought-provoking. It is important to recognize the effort that has gone into making this movie and to appreciate the courage of the filmmakers.

Releasing a movie that deals with a sensitive topic is not an easy task. It is common for people to have different opinions on such topics and for some to feel offended by the content. In this case, the movie makers had to face protests and accusations that the movie was a fake propaganda movie. It takes a lot of courage and conviction to release a movie despite such opposition. The filmmakers must have believed in the importance of the story and the need to bring it to the attention of the public.

It is commendable that the movie makers did not back down and released the movie against all odds. They took the risk of being criticized and chose to stand by their beliefs. It is a testament to their commitment to the story and their dedication to creating a meaningful movie.

The movie is based on true events, which makes it all the more important to watch. It is a real-life story that has the potential to leave a lasting impact on the audience. The movie makers have taken up the responsibility of telling this story and have done their best to do justice to it. Watching the movie is not only a form of entertainment but also an opportunity to learn and be informed about an important issue.

It is important to recommend the movie to others and to make it a success. The movie makers have taken a bold move by creating a movie that deals with a sensitive topic. They have faced opposition and have still managed to release the movie. It is important to support their efforts and to appreciate the hard work that has gone into making this movie. Recommending the movie to others is a way of showing support and spreading awareness about the issue.

In conclusion, making a movie that deals with a sensitive topic based on true events is no small feat. It requires a great deal of research, empathy, and courage. The movie makers deserve kudos for taking up this challenge and creating a movie that sheds light on an important issue. Releasing the movie against all odds is a testament to their commitment to the story and their dedication to creating a meaningful movie. It is important to watch the movie, recommend it to others, and support the efforts of the filmmakers. Let us appreciate their hard work and help make the movie a success.

What fantastic acting by Adah Sharma, and the cast was spot on. Very intriguing story, really heart wrenching story, and I could believe it because I had been listening to so called religious people on television word by word, thus all the manipulations presented in this movie are 100 percent correct. I wish that after witnessing this movie, justice would be served, or that at the very least, an investigation would be launched.

A must-see film. The filmmakers of this film performed an excellent job, and I wish them all the success and recognition they deserve.

Best wishes to the entire cast and crew.

I watched the movie after seeing positive reviews.

Sadly disappointed. As a Keralite it was pushing the limits of my intelligence and sense to watch the pathetic screenplay. Nursing students molested in a Mall in full public view, in Kerala?? No one reacts, not even mobile phone and online media warriors? Come on.

Nursing students seen taking pills given to them just as if it was the most normal thing to do. Even kids would be wary. Whoever wrote the screenplay needs to get a reality check.

A mother whose daughter is missing for long, gets a surprise call from her later from Afghanistan, and she has for her mushy dialogues, like how does it feel to be a mother.

I saw the Hindi version, for some inexplicable reason all actors speak Hindi with a Malayalam accent and Malyalam with a Hindi accent. You can't be both.

At the end, they say they have filed an RTI to verify their own claims of numbers. It's your own claim! You have to provide proof.

Some good cinematography. Other than that, the movie was a torture to watch.

'The Kerala Story' narrates the tales of three young girls from various regions of Kerala, with the primary focus on the story of Shalini, who is abducted and subsequently converted to Islam. Shalini is then radicalized. And compelled to join ISIS as a terrorist.

'The Kerala Story' is centered around the alleged radicalization and conversion of young Hindu women to Islam in Kerala, after which they are forced to join ISIS. The film states that it's a true story of three young girls from different parts of Kerala.

Riveting story telling method combined with great performances, tight screenplay and crisp editing made it a master piece. What's disturbing is that it's all happened really in the country.

An eye opener for every girls and their families. Must watch.

Movies can entertain, they can invoke new ideas and sometimes they can bring about change. Change of thought process, change of perspective etc. This is a movie that changes your perception of the world we live in, especially if you don't know what sort of things are happening around us hidden in plain sight.

This is a movie which is difficult to watch. Not because it is not well made, but because it shows the stark-naked truth in such a simple and devastating manner. Things that happen to the women in this film which is based on real life incidents are not for the weak of stomach. But it's the reality we live in and most would find it convenient to ignore the truth rather than confront it.

As a film, the cinematography is good, the camera work is organic and not overly dramatic. There are some dramatic shots, but those are needed to set the tone of the film. The look and feel of the film seem more real than fictional. This movie feels very authentic in its tonality and stands apart from typical Bollywood films like Kabul Express, Fanaa or Kurbaan.

The narrative of the film is nonlinear. It follows roughly three different timelines of the same person. First one of her being in college, another of her in Afghanistan and the last one of her incarcerated at an UN detention camp. The scenes flow mostly seamlessly from one timeline to the other. Sometimes the shift in tonality from a happy and positive interaction in the past to a rather bleak and grim present is done intentionally to jar the audience and shake them from their slumber (figuratively speaking) of believing all is right in the world just because they can't see such things happening in front of them.

All the songs in the film are either used in montage scenes or in the background. There is no waste of time entertainment dance numbers or anything overtly filmi when it comes to the music. The background score is used sparingly but is effective.

Overall: As a film, this is a very tragic subject matter. It's hard to make it through the movie without some sort of emotional reaction, be it sadness, depression or sheer anger. The movie is meant to evoke such reactions. That's what showing the truth as plainly as possible does to the masses. So be warned, this is a film that is hard hitting and not a fun time pass sort of watch. Don't go in with a bunch of friends expecting to have a good time.

Go see it with friends and family to open their eyes on what is going on and what might happen to someone they know and love if we as a society don't hold the people doing such inhuman acts accountable for their actions. This is a film that every Indian needs to see. Its an absolute must watch.

Rating: 7.5/10.

Conclusion: There are no negatives as such in the film, but maybe due to censor board, scenes that are showing the conversion to radical thought process did feel a bit truncated. Some moments of the film could have lingered a tad bit more to hammer the point home. But those are minor gripes in an otherwise well-made film about a very tragic and intense subject matter.