Thevan, a folk singer of the Paanan caste, has a fateful encounter when escaping slavery, leading to him discovering an ancient traditional mansion altering his destiny.Thevan, a folk singer of the Paanan caste, has a fateful encounter when escaping slavery, leading to him discovering an ancient traditional mansion altering his destiny.Thevan, a folk singer of the Paanan caste, has a fateful encounter when escaping slavery, leading to him discovering an ancient traditional mansion altering his destiny.
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Manikandan R. Achari
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One of the epic movies by Mammootty. The great actor Mammootty is like a wine that gets stronger with age. Everyone else, including Arjun Ashoka, has acted well. It can be said that Bharamayugam is definitely a must-watch movie. What sets Mammootty apart from other stars is the way he chooses movies. His finesse in story selection has been evident for some time now. It can be said that the director has made this movie for us in such a way that we even forget that we are watching the movie on a black-and-white screen. Watch this movie with the confidence of not being afraid. Because when the movie is over, others will understand the fear in your eyes.
Well, we all know that the another famous actor's fanboys are gonna say negative for this movie. The movie was epic, thrilling. It takes a cynical sense of humour for people to understand most of the parts in the movie line. While on the other side, Ikka's unmatched acting skills makes it more impeccable. The Character is a bit spooky. Even if it's a B&W movie, we won't feel like one. Everybody must give it a try, those who love to experience a suspense music surely give it a try. Theatre experience is a must, those who have Dolby Vision or 4K theatres nearby, should experience the movie, there. Make sure to carry some popcorns.
Bramayugam starring Mammootty in the lead role. Also starring Arjun Ashokan and Siddharth Bharatan
Directed by Rahul Sadasivan.
*** A horror mystery set to convey the evil side of Rulership ***
Set in the period of the 17th Century where black magic, lust for power, control was in extreme, Bramayugam creates a world of the power vests in the hand of the evil & how the helpless society falls prey into this gamble of dominance.
As the whole movie set in Black and White, for me the impression was it was unambiguous of the dominance of the superior over the downtrodden.
Performance wise what we thought was completely different of the characterization of the megastar Mammootty. The thirst for acting has never ended and that's clearly being noticed in each frame of his. The cruelty of the character was very well absorbed by him and that's why he is the Kulapathy of the Malayalam Film Industry.
Another note worthy performance of Arjun Ashokan. The career graph of Arjun will escalate here onwards.. Siddharth Bharatan also gave a fitting performance.
The songs set back in the 17th century was pleasing. BGM added the horror mode.
Overall a purely experimental movie but with the good technical work and class performers Bramayugam sets a new benchmark for the upcoming horror jonor movies in Malayalam Film Industry.
Directed by Rahul Sadasivan.
*** A horror mystery set to convey the evil side of Rulership ***
Set in the period of the 17th Century where black magic, lust for power, control was in extreme, Bramayugam creates a world of the power vests in the hand of the evil & how the helpless society falls prey into this gamble of dominance.
As the whole movie set in Black and White, for me the impression was it was unambiguous of the dominance of the superior over the downtrodden.
Performance wise what we thought was completely different of the characterization of the megastar Mammootty. The thirst for acting has never ended and that's clearly being noticed in each frame of his. The cruelty of the character was very well absorbed by him and that's why he is the Kulapathy of the Malayalam Film Industry.
Another note worthy performance of Arjun Ashokan. The career graph of Arjun will escalate here onwards.. Siddharth Bharatan also gave a fitting performance.
The songs set back in the 17th century was pleasing. BGM added the horror mode.
Overall a purely experimental movie but with the good technical work and class performers Bramayugam sets a new benchmark for the upcoming horror jonor movies in Malayalam Film Industry.
A skilfully crafted & richly realised period horror patiently threading myth, folklore, power, greed, corruption & evil into an intriguing & fascinating premise, Bramayugam makes use of everything at its disposal to create its labyrinth-like world which entraps the viewers with its claustrophobic setting, and then pulls them in further by manipulating both time & memory to deliver a chthonic fever dream that's bizarre & unsettling. Packed with strong performances and expertly elevated by its crisp monochrome camerawork, the film garners our interest by keeping the mystery alive during the first half and only grows darker as story progresses & new revelations are made. The ending does overstay its welcome but the film highlighting the greater evil that's waiting outside for our characters makes the conclusion not only satisfying but also fitting.
An Aithihyamaala style masterpiece!! Had so much of expectation for this movie and it broke that expectation and soared past sky level. It was with awe that I watched Mammooka's performance. Lord of the rings needed VFX but here just the sheer brilliance of Mammookka on his acting made it exemplary. Arjun Ashokans career best performance and Siddharth Bharathans subtly master class acting. The decision to make it into a black and white release was perfect as it added all the desired effect on its dark theme and horror. Every shots were amazing and that inception style rotating room was just kidu. This year looks to be a bright one for Malayalam Cinema.
Did you know
- TriviaJayadevan Chakkadath, the sound designer, employed a range of seemingly peculiar sounds in the film.
For the introduction scene in the forest, he incorporated the sounds of blue whales with the ambience. Additionally, he included rattlesnake sounds in the scene where Yakshi seduces Koran.
- GoofsNear the end, after the fist fight with the Chaathan in the singer's disguise, the cook runs away from the Chaathan and is crossing the river when he encounters the Portuguese cavalryman. He picks up a rock and charges at the soldier only to be shot dead.
Being a sorcerer and a man who planned a months or years long scheme to defeat the Chaatan, this random aggression towards a stranger is out of character.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Painkili (2025)
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- Bramayugam - The Age of Madness
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- ₹280,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $1,384,427
- Runtime2 hours 19 minutes
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- 2.00 : 1
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