Kettiyollaanu Ente Maalakha

Asif Ali delivers his career's best performance in a soulful, tender movie that depicts a social evil that is widely prevalant but seldolm discussed or even acknowledged in Kerala society. Debutant director Nisam Basheer excels with his natural storytelling, helped by a tight and efficient script where not a single piece of dialogue seems forced or wasteful.

Writer Aji Peter Thankam deserves plaudits for the incredible climax sequence and falso or infusing the narrative with dollops of natural humour in seemingly the most serious of situations. Watch the movie for the incredible Asif Ali, who has lived the character of everyman Sleevachan and another impressive debutante-Veena Nandhakumar who essayed the role of his wife Raicy.

Another must watch. Malayalam cinema keeps churning out incredible films covering fresh subjects in the latter half of 2019! The future in indeed promising

I couldn't watch KEM in theatres. I watched it recently with high expectations as there were rave reviews from both critics and audiences. The movie didn't fulfill my expectations but it was pretty good movie with very good performances. Asif Ali proved that he is one of the best young actors in Mollywood. Veena Nandhakumar also did a good job in her debut. Sex Education is not a topic that Mollywood has tried often and Nisam Basheer took this topic in the backdrop of a family movie well. Overall, KEM is a good movie and a watchable one for Asif Ali's performance and fresh social topic.

This movie is able to show the relevance of sex education in out society. A must watch. It is a movie for the young as well.

I would definitely recommend this movie as the actors and actresses potray the character really well! Also the subject is talked about which is seen as a taboo is the keralian society so very happy eventhough baby steps that it is being acknowledged and in a very compelling manner. Loved every moment of the movie 👍

"Kettiyolaanu ente Maalakha" Malayalam movie.

High range village with its innocent villagers, form this presentation. Sleeva, the middle aged bachelor, doing the daily farm work.. have his daily dose of alcohol in the evening... to lead his contented life. His family pressure forced him to get married. Sleevachan's misguided ideas about sex, his in-experience in the carnal knowledge..all leading to a marital-rape.... later family disharmony...is the one line story.

This kinda highly tensed bridegroom seeking help and doing blunders....all remind us of Dineshan of "Thalayina Mandram". Script touches on socially relevant issue of necessity, of premarital counseling and sexual education.

Asif Ali as Sleevachan did well. Other characters also were good on screen.

7 on 10 for this, no twist, clean entertainer.

Careful planning could have made, this 'message' filled presentation, more indulging.

' To love and then marry... Or Marry, then love ' is the subtle question posed to the audience.

Ask yourself... !