Popular musician Vishal Mishra, known for his Bollywood hits, is venturing into Malayalam cinema with the song 'Kaattuchembakam' for Tovino Thomas's 'Pallichattambi.' The single releases February 12, ...

If you watch one movie this week, make it Malayalam procedural Virus out on Prime Video Virus (2019): In this Malayalam medical thriller based on real events, Kerala is up against a massive outbreak ...

A number of new Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada movies will be available on OTT platforms this week, including Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Zee 5, SonyLIV, ManoramaMax, Lionsgate Play, SunNXT, ...

The wait for Mohanlal’s highly anticipated film Drishyam 3 is finally over, as the makers have announced its release date. Notably, the hit franchise has also been remade in Hindi under the same name, ...

The release date for Jeethu Joseph’s Drishyam 3, starring Mohanlal, was officially announced on Wednesday. Mohanlal posted a video teasing the third film in the hit franchise, in which he plays a TV ...

Plot: The Malayalam movie revolves around a man who kidnaps the Chief Minister in an attempt to seek revenge and deliver justice, resulting in chaotic events. IMDb described the movie as, “Three ...

The Malayalam Language Bill, 2025, which seeks to promote the language and passed by the Kerala Assembly, is being opposed by leaders in Karnataka. The concern that minority languages in the State, ...

Released worldwide on Dec 25, Sarvam Maya went on to cross the Rs1billion mark globally Dubai: After a triumphant Christmas run at the box office, Sarvam Maya is now set to make its much-awaited OTT ...

The Malayalam Language Bill 2025 seeks to formalise Malayalam as Kerala’s official language for official purposes. A language Bill in Kerala has become a schooling dispute between two states, not ...

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has firmly criticised Kerala’s proposed Malayalam Language Bill-2025, stating that it threatens freedom and could hurt students in Kerala’s border districts, ...

The story so far: On October 6, 2025, the Left Democratic Front (LDF) government tabled the Malayalam Language Bill, 2025 in the Kerala Legislative Assembly. Three days later, the Bill was passed ...