New Malayalam Movie Releases -

🟢 Theater watch (for the dialogues and investigative drama) 💔 5. Padmini (Family Drama / Romantic Comedy) Director: Senna Hegde Starring: Kunchacko Boban, Aparna Balamurali, Vincy Aloshious Why watch it? From the director of Thinkalazhcha Nishchayam comes a quirky, heartwarming tale of a man named Padmini (yes, that's the hero’s name) and his complicated equation with two women. It’s a lighthearted, visually pleasing film set against a coastal backdrop. Kunchacko Boban is in his element – funny, confused, and romantic. Perfect for a family watch.

The Malayalam film industry is on a phenomenal roll. Known for its brilliant storytelling, realistic characters, and technical brilliance, Mollywood has been consistently delivering content that entertains, challenges, and surprises us. If you're a true cinephile or just looking for a great weekend watch, you’ve come to the right place. new malayalam movie releases

Here’s your to the brand new Malayalam movies that have just hit theaters (and OTT platforms) in the past few weeks. 🎥 1. RDX: Robert Dony Xavier (Action Thriller) Director: Nahas Hidayath Starring: Shane Nigam, Antony Varghese (Pepe), Neeraj Madhav Why watch it? If you crave raw, high-octane action choreographed with finesse, RDX is your answer. Inspired by real-life incidents, this film follows three friends whose lives spiral into chaos after a fateful night. The fight sequences are brutal, the background score is pulsating, and the chemistry between Shane, Pepe, and Neeraj is electric. Think Aavesham meets Thallumaala – but darker. 🟢 Theater watch (for the dialogues and investigative

🟡 OTT watch recommended (Great for DQ fans and gangster genre lovers) 😂 3. Nadikar Thilakam (Satire / Showbiz Drama) Director: Lal Jr. Starring: Tovino Thomas, Soubin Shahir, Bhavana Why watch it? A film within a film! Nadikar Thilakam hilariously (and sometimes painfully) explores the life of a superstar struggling with ego, insecurity, and fading stardom. Tovino delivers a career-best performance – switching from flamboyant hero to vulnerable actor effortlessly. The satire on social media culture, fan clubs, and film politics is sharp and relevant. It’s a lighthearted, visually pleasing film set against