Iblis

Iblis is totally different from almost every other malayalam movies we've seen. It takes you to this whole other world where people don't get sad when someone dies because deaths happen very often there that it has become a routine thing in their life. They could've made it better. The movie drags at some places. But I laughed a lot. If you love different kinds of movies, this one is for you. Otherwise stay away.

I regret not watching it for this long,what a film!

Rohith VS is some serious talent, his first film Adventures of Omanakuttan was one of a kind, then this and now he just released his third film Kala which is also something else. I lost myself watching this film felt like waking up from a dream after 2 hours. Although i must warn you, its not for everyone.

Iblis (Devil) is a clever fantasy romance with a colorful production setup and technical brilliance. It attempts to bridge the gap between life and death while providing a critique of the way humans live while trying to avoid death. Why it turns into a snoozefest can be attributed to the loose screenplay and a lackluster style of storytelling with not much weightage given to visuals despite their high magnitude in almost all the frames of this experimental cinema. If you enjoy romance and surrealist experiences, give the film some time and patience to construct itself and it will be rewarding. TN.

Beauty of Magical realism . But there is somethingwe can relate our present life .

Such a creatively worked out story line. Should have deserved better appreciation. We should start accepting such movies. Some scenes are brilliantly worked out especially the 2nd half. Think out of the box kind of movie..