Koode

Koode is a tale about love,frendship and brotherhood Emotionally driven movie which will make u laugh and cry at the end Prithviraj delivers a careerdefining performance in his 100th movie Nazriya and all others did well

A little more than four years after Bangalore Days, writer-director Anjali Menon has returned to the box office with Koode (Together). The slice-of-life movie is an adaptation of Sachin Kundalkar's Marathi film Happy Journey. Soon after I finished watching Koode, I watched the trailer of the original Marathi film, just to get a sense of how differently Anjali has reimagined this tale of fantasy.

One thing the movie carries its potential to have a nature of repetitiveness is the cinematography. It was just top notch and few shots are leaving my sight when i close my eyes. It was just awesome. Story and screenplay where good enough but felt like second half didnt had much to hold the emotions tighter and by the end u get a feeling of dragging emotional connect. The initial of point of the story was very nice the way joshua explores himself is the story. Loved the performance of 3lead actors.

THE BEST MOVIE MADE BY ANJALI- THE DIRECTOR IN HER CAREER SO FAR. . Proved again that little things makes life better. There's nothing new she got to tell but, these little things which we've forgotten over by the influence of new devices around us let's us realise there's something you've got to realise when you're with your dearest ones.

I still couldn't believe how she came across the teenage Prithviraj, Parvathy. Felt it like Prithviraj went back in his time zone to play for it with the movie crew. Anyway amazing it was. Applause to casting team. . Anjali the script writer along with Littil Swayamp(cinematograper) takes the movie to a different stage of beauty when it comes to the emotions of Joshua- his joy, hardships and how his little sister Jenny helps him in how to live life in between all these. . A highly recommended movie to watch if you wanna feel good that has good performances, visuals, music, neatly sketched real characters that will stay with even after you ends up in watching it.

Rarely do I give an 8* for a film, but this one deserves it. A quiet love story with none of the loud boisterous dialogues or over the top fight scenes Prithviraj is usually associated with. This has all to do with genuine love. Nazriya Nazin was refreshing in her role as Prithviraj's sister, her cuteness injected life in the proceedings. Parvathy as Prithviraj love interest was very touching. When the Director make you feel the pain and love of the characters, that's when they succeed in truly reaching the audience. Well done Anjali Menon !! Hope you make more such great movies in your career !! The support cast played their role to the hilt. The ending too stirred at your heart. Recommend to watch this movie, especially when you feel melancholic.