Uyare

This story will teach what is ambition, determination and grit that will never let you down even though circumstances will force you to fall. Nicely directed and beautifully acted by all. Showing the pain of a victim, sadness of a father, kindness of individuals who understand her dreams. Go for it if you want to motivate yourself.

A very relevant movie came very late but, when society is not ready to accept such movies it's true that it will take time to reach the audience. Movie begins with another ambitious girl whom wanted to be a pilot and stories develop on that plot. More than a usual ambitious story of a girl, it talks about attitude of people and society as whole in shaping a man or woman. It can make one bad and good at the same time like the character played by Asif Ali. You can't blame him or her for their henious act because we also have played a role in making one to behave or act like that. Just like that movie also shows how bad our relationships today are in our society when we talk a lot of Gender equality loud. One can't be sadist and seek love instead it's a mutual respect. If one doesn't like the other it's not good to go behind and irritate and make them love. And if you gain such love in a relationship it will end up like something what happened in the movie. Afterall , an applause to the Script writers and Director of the movie for making it happen. . Parvathy has proven (She has already PROVEN) that she is gem in acting coz in a such way the character of Pallavi has been portrayed. 👏🏽😍 Great actress.

Yes, of course Asif Ali is another underrated actor i would say when it comes to the roles he played in the past because he need something like this to prove his acting (doesn't mean that he must take Negative roles to prove it). Great job.

Tovino too has played his best and the other is Sidhique- whom will let your eyes wet at some point in the movie. . Nothing more to review. Anything more will let me shout out the spoiler. :D Watch it. !

She saves a plane and the company and gets NOTHING?

I was expecting such a good movie in a regional language, but very pleasantly surprised. The editing and story were well blended. For me there was an unexpected twist that brought out a concern I know is a problem in India. The actors were all good--the heroinne, her old boyfriend, her new supporter, her father and even more. The background music was enjoyable--I have become a fan of Shakthisree Gopalan who sang one of the songs. Professional all round.

"Uyire" Malayalam movie Serious emotional drama, where crying is NOT the option.

Parvathy as an actress, matured through her movies like "Notebook, City of God, Bangalore days, Ennu ninte Moideen, Take off" has taken her stardom, her ability to handle complex characters to a senior level, in this. Hats off. Asif Ali as a male chauvinistic boy-friend, Tovino as an eccentric playboy, Sidhique as her father... all supported Pallavi Ramachandran (Parvathy), well in their own departments. Director and scriptwriters have chosen the difficult plot and fined tuned it, to the taste of the audience.

The movie is about the smart young girl's dream of flying and becoming a pilot, her orthodox boy friend with superior male patriarchal personality, her accident, her resurrection from that like a Phoenix, all leading to the unexpected climax... is the presentation. Camera work is superb to take us through the clouds and above. Background score and songs are apt for the situation and kept with the theme. More than these, the dialogues were woven well, to keep the essence of the emotions, it meant. More than the dialogues, 'the silence' at scenes, spoke in volumes. A scene worth thousand words. Scene where the boy's father come for compromise, the confrontation by Pallavi with a deep silence, is touching... shakes your conscious like a earthquake, 9 on Richter scale.

9 on 10 for this high pitched emotional drama. More than the 'acid attack survivor' story, it's about determination to outlive all hindrances of your 'only' life.

When you want something, the whole world conspires in helping you to achieve it' ... Paulo Coelho, 'The Alchemist"

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