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By Kaushik L M | Dec 27, 2015


The latest sensation from the Malayalam film industry is Charlie starring Dulquer Salmaan and Parvathy. The film is strongly recommended for romantics & travel buffs with brilliant music by Gopi Sundar and exotic visuals. Charlie is another film which is bound to be super-hot in the remake market, following other Malayalam films this year such as Premam and Ennu Ninte Moideen. The film has reportedly taken a thundering opening in Kerala.

Charlie is about the pursuit of love when a curious young woman (played by Parvathy) is smitten by a do-gooder, free-spirited 'genie' (played by Dulquer). It has an interesting narrative pattern as we are shown Dulquer's tale through stories, incidents and people that Parvathy encounters before the two finally meet in the end for the fairytale ending. The film plays with English subtitles in Chennai thereby making it accessible to the non-Malayali public too.

Dulquer‬ owns these free-spirited rebel kind of roles. So much charisma and with that thick beard, he looks even more intense in Charlie. ‎Parvathy‬ shows her powerhouse talent yet again, that nerdy curly-haired look suited her so well.

Now will this film be prominent in the remake market soon? Who will be apt to reprise the lead roles? Or will we see Dulquer and Parvathy doing the Tamil version too, given their popularity in TN? Let the guessing game continue ...

 

KeralaBoxoffice ‏@KeralaBO1 42s43 seconds ago
@dulQuer 's #Charlie 3 day Kerala gross apprx 5.82cr ! Net 4.63cr ! Biggest opening for a Malayalam film ! Superb in ROI too !

 

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Charlie movie review : Starring Dulquer Salmaan, it is a feel-good movie
‘Charlie’ is a feel-good movie, but it does not stop there. It plays around brilliantly with raw emotions centred around a character who wants to be free.
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Written by Vishnu Varma | New Delhi | Publishedecember 27, 2015 10:58 am
Yes, ‘Charlie’ is a feel-good movie, but it does not stop there. It plays around brilliantly with raw emotions centred around a character who wants to be free like the wind and bring smiles on peoples’ faces.

At a time when more and more Malayalam films that hinge on a young cast have been about ‘finding meaning in life’ (as they say), ‘Charlie’, the latest offering from Martin Prakkat, takes a similar plot ahead and ties it with powerful threads of love and compassion.

Yes, ‘Charlie’ is a feel-good movie, but it does not stop there. It plays around brilliantly with raw emotions centred around a character who wants to be free like the wind and bring smiles on peoples’ faces. ‘Charlie’ (Dulquer Salmaan) is a vagabond who, dressed in Bohemian attire, flits from one place to another doing good deeds and cementing a spot in the hearts of those he meets. Following him in what becomes a wild goose chase is Tessa (Parvathy), an animated young graphic designer who runs out of her home to realize her dreams. It is when Tessa moves into a dingy old room that was once occupied by ‘Charlie’ and chances upon an incomplete story that the film picks up pace. Bit by bit, page by page, ‘Tessa’ begins to discover wacky and strange stories about ‘Charlie’ and finds herself attracted to the charms of a man whom she has never met. Along the way, there are several characters that range from a goat-herder to a boatman who guide ‘Tessa’ on her way to finding ‘Charlie’.


More than anything, it is the cinematography coupled with some intelligent storytelling that brings out the best flavours in the movie. The scenes are shot in the gorgeous of locations, from far-reaching tea gardens to a greyish town that sits on the coast of the Arabian Sea. A melodious background score from Gopi Sunder blends in well.

For a film that gravitates and leans too much on the central character, Dulquer clearly does not disappoint. On the back of a string of strong performances in ‘Ustad Hotel’, ‘Bangalore Days’ and ‘ABCD’, Dulquer or ‘Kunjikka’ as he is lovingly called by his fans, has set the bar indeed high with this role. Complementing perfectly is Parvathy as the girl looking for love, her eyes shining with hope and her dreams unfettered. Aparna Gopinath, KPSC Lalitha, Nedumudi Venu, Kalpana play out roles that revolve around the love story, but whose individual parts are critical to the movement of the film.

For a plot that has oodles of humour but most importantly stays true in its course, Martin Prakkat along with Unni R, who co-wrote the script, must be applauded for crafting a film that entertains as well as deliberates on the art of leading a happy life. If you haven’t watched it yet, go catch it now.

Four stars

Cast: Dulquer Salmaan, Parvathy, Aparna Gopinath, Nedumudi Venu

Direction: Martin Prakkat

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#Charlie - Will fetch the Biggest opening Weekend BO fig for a Mal film in Chennai. ...

 

keralathilem biggest weekend akille

 

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Its strange to see that # Charlie is playing with English subtitles in
Chennai but not in Mumbai,so many non Mallus keen to watch it here !

 

probably

 

weekend enthayalum akum. pakshe adutha week ariyam athethratholam pokumennu. karanam 2 countriesinanu kooduthal wom

 

non mallus malayalam watch cheyyumennooo. orikkalum illa

 

Padma screen 2 alosi CHARLIE Frm Yesterday