Pyali

Are you looking for a soothing Movie experience then you must watch "Pyali:"

Not Just because it is a Family entertainer, but it does bring a huge connect to people (starting from the Kids to Elders ) of this present generation to realize Irrespective of being rich or poor, happiness is the most important thing in our life.

Pyali is one such kind of a movie that shows a bond between 2 siblings who have to face/Struggle just to lead a simple life and earn their daily bread in this society.

Kudoos to the Leads Actors George Jacob (Ziya) , Barbie Sharma ( Pyali ) and Ambreesh (Saheer).

Way to go the Entire Team of Pyali, Much Appreciated!!!!

A beautiful .... cute ... lovely .... adorable .... feel good movie.

You won't get bored as you watch those cute kids performances , especially " Pyali "

Such a wonder experience it is . There'll be a smile on your face throughout the movie for sure.

Yes i called pyali is a best feel good movie, a simple story , no mass, no violence, no romance, no action but showing life of brother and sister , the brother always shows responsible about his sister and sister is also most caring one , this film is for all ages. The film also depicts more other good values & direction, cinematography, script and casting are excellent 👌

We came in not expecting much and sadly left not gaining much. It was a casual and uneventful story, the acting and direction failed to charm us, hence, we were just mere observers 😔

DELICIOUS

-What we appreciated from 'Pyali' was the awareness concerning the lives of Kashmiris in Kerala

-Ziyah was a great brother, the kind of brother you wanna have who's extremely caring, attentive, and selfless

BLAND

-What caught us by surprise was the lack of remote resemblance between Pyali and Ziyah 😳 They were like an apple and an orange. This really took away from the realism of the story.

Additionally, the siblings didn't appear poor or famished; they had radiant hair texture and nice clothes

-The direction didn't invite us to travel with the kids through their struggles, notably because there was no striking climax and the pace seemed very fairy-talish

-George Jacob's acting was monotone and the supporting actors rendered a passive performance.

Unni Mukundan regretfully worsened the situation by giving off a wannabe 'Charlie' vibe...

My eyes are dripping with tears after seeing the movie. The narrative of the event and the circumstance made us feel sorry, and both children displayed admirably sweet behavior.

Both of the children are acting naturally. After watching the movie, we began to consider the kids' safety.

I donate to children's funds because of the issue they are experiencing.

A fantastic attempt on the part of the director, and a vital film in order to help us comprehend the issues facing underprivileged children and children without parents. The boy's performance is incredibly genuine, and he has a promising future.