Ayyappanum Koshiyum

One of the reason I love malayalam movie as a malayalee is that fights are so realistic with no over the top jumping, flipping. Movies with exaggerated fight scenes kills the whole movie experience for me even if they have content. It makes a movie fake.

AK is a good film. love the fights. love the locations. love the simple costumes. Great work.

The lead cast nailed it big time , predictable yet enjoyable , loved every bit of it

Purely shot in and around Kerala,brilliant acting by Biju menon and prithviraj and the co stars,excellent cinematography,location and visuals are beyond words and the hit folk songs,will remain in every malayalees heart

The story revolves between two personalities with so much of hatred and ego...their clashes are well showcased in this movie...method acting style of both Prithviraj and Biju menon are very much interesting..the dialogues delivered are very powerful and exciting...the background music are played whenever it is necessary and it is beautiful...this movie gives a great theatrical experience and worth your money..

In the most basic of terms, Driving License and Ayyapanum Koshiyum share the same fundamental premise. But, the fundamental premise has been taken into two separate and diverse paths each brilliantly executed. While Driving License was more of about the brittle egos of its main characters and their unwillingness to let go, AyyKos is more about morality. How one man working within the confines of the law errs on one account resulting in his life being thrown into chaos by the arrogant and entitled Koshy. There is a complex interaction of characters especially the driver, the tribal wife and the father. How, inspite of wanting to end it all, circumstances still collude to add fuel to the fire. Friends who do more good than harm, a hero worshiping cop who is trying to help his idol are just further cogs in this finely tuned engine which delivers a powerful performance with the leads stealing the show.