Ronth

Strong emotional Story But really Disappointed with Climax.

Expected not an happy ending but climax could have made balanced.

Strong emotional Story But really Disappointed with Climax.

Expected not an happy ending but climax could have made balanced.

Strong emotional Story But really Disappointed with Climax.

Expected not an happy ending but climax could have made balanced.

One of the most highly praised Mollywood films of the year so far is finally out on streaming. I learned that Shahi Kabir, the director of this film, was police officer in the past. Checks out, his writing in the previous films have had a very different take on the Kerala Police Force. If you've watched Nayattu and liked it, you're gonna like this film, but in a different way; also, there's a surprise waiting for you in this film.

Most cop dramas out of any of the film industries are over the top action films, but this...slow-burn... is grounded in reality (for the most part) and portrays the 'other side of the life' of the police officers that most films fail to show. The film depicts the events of an overnight patrol and almost every single thing the two cops do during this time, almost drags you along on this tiring journey. You really feel it's dragging along but that's deliberately done to make you feel how they feel on a daily basis. If you choose to not look at it that way, you're gonna feel like the parts of the patrol seem very repetitive and will start questioning why certain things happen the way they did in the film.

Dileesh Pothan and Roshan Matthew were fantastic in their roles, playing cops who've been a part of the force for 22 years (and about to retire soon) and 6 months respectively. You think you can predict where this film is going to go but writing slowly peels away the layers and makes you go "Yeah, I was not ready for that. Life isn't fair." Great acting and writing backed by awesome cinematography (the lush green locales makes you wonder if the shots have been over saturated but you realize it's Kerala and that's probably how the place is) and good sound design.

I initially didn't see the hype, thought this was overrated but the more I think about the film, the more I'm convinced that this was a banger but it'll sadly not be rated as high by the casual watchers. Regardless, if you like slow-burn thrillers, you should definitely watch this.

The movie had potential, though the beginning scene merge was unnecessary and how they ended it was also unnecessary. Could have used the events to tell a commercial style story, something along the lines of Action Hero Biju in the tone of Officer on Duty. A missed opportunity. Because, the on-screen give and take was good. I don't why they chose tragedy, reminded me of films in the early 90's when tragedy was essential across media, let it be novels, serials or films. I don't know if anyone would watch films for engaging in that emotion anymore, especially it would cloud the experience of watching a movie if a hint of the story was given at the beginning. Even if tragedy was the aim, should have just started the film normally without any unnecessary editing gimmick. Otherwise, should have chosen to completely immerse into the slice of life genre.

Ronth (2025) is a Malayalam movie that tells the story of two police officers who are on duty for a night shift at a rural police station. The movie takes place in one night and follows their patrol journey. SI Yohannan, played by Dileesh Pothan, is an experienced and calm officer who has been in the job for many years. His junior, CPO Dinanath, played by Roshan Mathew, is new to the police force and still believes in doing everything by the rules. As they travel through the night in their police jeep, they deal with different situations-some serious, some emotional-and we see how both officers think and react to each one. The story shows the contrast between the two characters: one who has seen it all and accepts the system as it is, and the other who is still trying to do what's right, even when it's hard. The performances by both actors are very natural and realistic, making the audience feel like they are right there with them. The movie is slow but emotional, with simple scenes that leave a strong impact. It doesn't have big action or loud drama, but it shows the real challenges and feelings of police officers on duty. Ronth is a quiet, powerful film that makes us think and stays with us even after it ends.

Good film must watch very realistic narrations , you can't find any overacting, no melodrama

Superb , No boring sequences Directed well also Dileesh pothan & Roshan Mathews did a wonderful job

you don't need big budgets or loud drama to make good movies, simple stories which has real life toching moments are enough

This film has following .. Realistic screenplay Engaging from start to finish ,no boring moments love the lifelike performances powerful direction for sure haunting atmosphere

Ronth and it's team. Will show industry how to make good movies in malayalam with out bluffing wrong theater collection details and marketing tactics to get the audience.