Mala

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Surya K @Surya_Komal_critic 2d Some independent films show their limitations immediately, while others surprise you by how much they have managed to accomplish with the resources available to them. Mala, written by Nisha Sabharwal and directed by Trishul Thejasvi, belongs firmly to the latter category. Having watched Curry Scent from the same writer and production house more than a year ago, I was particularly interested in seeing how far they had come. And the difference is quite noticeable. From the writing and direction to the visuals and performances, Mala feels like a substantial step forward and, more importantly, a film with considerably greater ambition. Ultimately, Mala is an encouraging step forward for an independent production that clearly wants to aim higher. Its tropical setting, intriguing tantric mythology, improved performances and stronger visual craftsmanship make it an engaging watch, even when the suspense and climax don’t completely deliver on the promise of the setup. See more Read all reviews

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