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‘Like preparing for IIT and UPSC together’: Father Murali shares Sreeshankar’s comeback story Original

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By Vishal Menon Verified
| The Times of India Verified
News Sports News ‘Like preparing for IIT and UPSC together’: Father Murali shares Sreeshankar’s comeback story Trending KOCHI: S Murali gave an unusual analogy to describe the struggles his son, long jumper Sreeshankar Murali, undertook to regain full fitness after a career-threatening knee injury he sustained two years ago.“Sreeshankar’s comeback was as difficult as preparing for the IIT and Civil Services simultaneously,” he told TOI.Murali is currently near Prague, where he is closely...
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'Unmadham' Movie Review: A Complex Story About Writer’s Block, Stuck in a Shoddy Investigation Drama

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By Vishal Menon Verified, Kunchacko Boban, Lijomol Jose
| The Hollywood Reporter India Verified
There’s a clever bit of lampshading in Kiras Das’ Unmadham that lets us in on the approach the film’s going to take later on. It’s a film that’s about a police constable named Shelly (Kunchacko Boban) who hates his job and aspires to become a screenwriter someday. As he takes a break from work, we see him catch a YouTube interview between film journalist Maneesh Narayanan and director Sibi Malayil in which they discuss the classic Manichitrathazhu.
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Why Malayalam Cinema May Have A Superstar Problem Today

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By Vishal Menon Verified
| The Hollywood Reporter India Verified
“What’s different about the Malayalam industry is how such subjects too can go on to become huge hits,” says Kiran Das, director of Unmadham. Although both films have him play a police officer, these are not films sustained by a superhuman character — a fixture in every commercial film. What matters in both films is the interiority of a middle-aged, middle-class officer, trying to overcome his personal battles.
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