I grew up in Pakistan. This reminds me that there was a girl in my school bus (van, actually) with half of her face burned like this when I was in 7th and 8th grade. I don't remember ever talking to her as I was actually scared of her. Everyone was. Never thought about it until watching this video today that she could've been a victim of an acid attack by a coward too. I feel sorry for her now and wish I hadn't been scared to talk to her and treated her like there's nothing scary about her face. I hope wherever she is today, she's doing well.
He was taken aback a little at first, but he kept talking to her even after he saw her face. I'm pleasantly surprised by his reaction. He's a genuinely kind person.
the lady was being rude. Many people have terrible things happen to them , they all don't go about being disrespectful to others. A more civil response to his offer to help would have be been just to say thank you.
@@Anu-qj6bc keep that attitude and you'll set people back even more. Also it actually isn't the hate minimum since the past was much more worst and if you are Indian you should defentily know that?
@@masteryoda9044 She's still coming to terms over what happened to her and grieving the loss of her dreams. How many times must she have heard empty words like "it's okay" or "you can still live like you were" when she and the people saying that know that her life will never be the same? Yeah it's wrong she took out her frustration in him but humans aren't perfect and what she said wasn't incorrect. He should've given his sympathies and asked if he could do something instead of saying bogus stuff like "it was meant to happen"
Its not just about acid attack ,it's about people who lack beauty in general . The society may pretend they don't care for outer beauty, but from inside everyone gives so much importance to physical beauty.
Yes, but I think its grown worse because of social media, people posting pictures with filters or due to plastic surgery - all focus on looks. Too much pressure to stand out
I agree with you. I'm sick of hypocrisy. Appearance is important. People are attracted by beauty. It's in our nature. The attitude towards people will initially be different depending on their appearance . If she was just completely unattractive by nature, a man wouldn't talk to her at all. He saw her beautiful profile and was attracted by her beauty, then when he saw the burned part of her face, shock and pity took place. All this is natural. After her answer, the man, as I see it, felt a certain respect and was also intrigued - what happened to this girl, what is her story? But initially he paid attention to a beautiful girl next to him.
Chhapaak is not even near to Uyare in portrayal of acid attack tragedy. Parvathy is a real performer. Btw I am a north Indian and I have watched this amazing movie Uyare.
If you liked her in this I highly suggest her other Malayalam movies namely these 4 below. She’s a phenomenal actress 😀 1) Bangalore Days 2) Charlie 3) Entu NInte Moideen 4 ) Take off
Reminds me of a loving senior of my college... she was the beauty queen of her place and winner before the acid attack. The life after that changes a lot... and the people like us are the one who treat them with compassion. And what the actress said is true, beauty is a factor in many.... but there are lot of other ways they can succeed. My senior is an adorable living and very brave sis... she may have dropped wish to be an air hostess or similar... but she is an agricultural scientist. Proud of that loving soul.
@@Mira-gu6we not all are that much broad mind to marry a person ... Cos beauty is so much of a factor to youth. That's why those cruel people take that away to make her life miserable.
The saddest thing is that Malayalam industry never got the credit for its art. Most people outside Kerala think that all south Indian movies are like those dubbed ones shown on Hindi channels. Can't blame them since they still can't tell the difference between madrasi and malayali! Edit: Ignorance is definitely not bliss sometimes. To all my fellow Indians: learn about your culture and diversity and respect eachother's traditions. This is what makes us different from the rest of the world!
My mother, a Bengali woman without any Malayalam language knowledge, loved Malayalam movies on DD. She said those movies were extremely well made and expressed more emotions than the usual hindi movies. That’s real art. And there are real art followers as well.
@@bellatrix9256 she isn't generalizing. That's the sad truth actually. It's all the industries that suffer and the rich become richer while the people with good content and passion for cinema suffer
I need to thank everyone, parvathy is a talented person. She has faced severe cyber bullying just because she stood with a victim and boldly expressed her stands. She's a strong woman, always speak up for herself and others too. But still people are hating her for nothing. So thanks for realising her talent and appreciating her.
@Deric Foo there is an actress in kerala who was raped by some gundas of an actor , revathy ,parvathy etc stood for her and they were bullied by the toxic people who are the fans of the actor., The name of the actor is dileep
2006: Notebook 2008: Poo & Milana 2013 : Maryan 2014 : Bangalore Days 2015 : Ennu Ninte Moideen & Charlie 2017: Take Off 2019: Uyare, Virus Roles that would be remembered in the years to come done by Parvathy Thiruvothu
Sadly it is customary in some countries to throw acid on a woman's face because she rejects a marriage proposal. This issue needs more attention to make it stop.
It can’t be a very long tradition, it’s not like acid has been readily available for more than 100 years maybe. My point is this isn’t something stretching back into antiquary there isn’t some traditional time tested punishment it’s a bunch of recent idiots unable to accept women being free to act how they wish. Weak men doing cowardly things to women who never deserved this.
We should be open to both right wing and left wing cinema. I loved Great Indian Kitchen as well as Biriyaani. If there are feminist films there should also be films on men's rights. This is where discussion and critical thinking takes shape.
Oh what a movie! It goes on to show how a woman can be so much more than what society expects them to be. Kudos to Netflix for bringing such content to us! Didn't realize it released in April!
Yeah! I have seen a couple of them - Virus, kumbalangi nights, kammati padam, ishq, etc. All of these show a very nuanced characterization.. I love the storytelling manner how they don't need to deviate from the core subject to keep the audience interested
@@anshulyadav9907 -Watch another thriller movie MUMBAI POLICE 2013 ...Its perhaps the greatest thriller ever in Malayalam...Its in hotstar with eng subtitles...U won't regret it...highly unpredictable with a non linear narration
I thought Hunger Games, Resident Evil, and the Divergent movies were already doing that? 🤔hmm🤔 Gotta say tho, that dude couldn't have gotten a more obvious clue. Shoulda just kept his trapper shut.
I've met some acid attack survivors in my college. I've talked to them and we've held programs together a few times. When one of them was telling me her story i was filled with sadness anger and rage all together. They'd go for multiple surgeries and it still hurt them even after days of getting burnt. That was the physical pain and i can't even imagine how much mental pain they'd have gone through. One girl fondly showed me a pic of herself before the attack. I don't think I'd seen anyone as beautiful as her in my entire life. Why would anyone do something like that. It was heartbreaking 😢 i hope they are successful and get everything amazing in both worlds.
@@thehawkseye3412 they weren't from my region but they had come from all over the country. My college chancellor was sponsoring them through an Ngo there were around 5-6 girls.
@@salima8638 seriously! At the way jury gave 5 advance awards to 'Uri'... I've totally lost faith on national award! National award has became nothing unless Bollywood occupied!
Chhapak's imbd rating is so low because a bunch of Sangis tried to boycott that film and give it a 1 star rating because Deepika went to JNU to support the students. Uyare was better in my opinion but Chappak deserves way more than a 5.
@Shamil P S what a joke. She cannot do historical roles as deepika did. & Btw her craft is limited but Deepika's craft is limitless. Look at her films. 🙏
@Shamil P S how many does Parvathy have ?? Even saif won national award for Hum tum & akshay kumar for rustom & sonam got a special mention & many more underserving candidates got many awards . Were they deserving enough ? Any Awards doesn't matters to judge someone's potential. Theirs versatility says it all . Deepika has that potential to pull of any character .
@Shamil P S no doubt she is good actress but comparing her with a global star like deepika . & Her characters are so famous all over the india like Piku naina shantipriya Leela mastani Veronica Meenamma padmavati & malti & many more. She is in different league . & Parvathy's bollywood debut didn't made that much impact . Versatility graph of deepika is higher & whereas Parvathy has so many similiar characters .
@Shamil P S Ss Rajamouli who took Tamannah mediocre actress to his films . His favourite is alia the overrated mess with no subtle performance & Rajamouli is not a god that he said Deepika is not good actress & then it would became universal truth 😂😂 . You south indian ppl treats mediocre ppl like god . They are just artist & can have different opinions & SLB chose her for his three blockbuster films in which she pulled off every character & impressed Bhansali by her performances whether it's leela mastani & absolutely strong character Padmavati.
The Malayalam film industry is more desirable than any other language film industry in India, such great movies have contributed a lot from Mollywood.! It seems to me that even other Indians do not consider Malayalam films properly..
And that's why I love malayalam fims. They know the real purpose of 'cinema.' Although I am marathi but such artistic works are beyond language barriers.
This film should have gotten a lot more recognition. Not only in India, but also worldwide. These are the types of films India should be submitting to Oscars and International film festivals. Not Gully Boy type of mediocre films.
@@avpaavcomics1299 Oscars can be fairly political and unfair, but most of the movies that get nominated are fantastic. I wouldn't put something down that happens to be one of the most prestigious awards you can get in the film industry. Not just in America, but the entire world.
😭 He’s trying so hard to be nice to her. Clearly he actually has a heart in there. Many would ignore her after that. Instead he tries to keep talking to her. Honestly she’s still pretty.
@@SurajInd89 the only thing that's ugly is the action of the person who threw acid on her face. her face is not ugly. ugly is the action which made her go through the intense pain.
Back then I used to think south Indian movies are all about one tamil,telegu guy fighting 1 billion goons but then I discovered malaylam movies and totally in love with it. Love from Bangladesh.
She should win national award for this movie, she has exhibited a fragile and beautiful detailed acting in this film, never letting herself go over the top in any moment of her screen time!! I thought uyare should win national award for best movie malayalam, but then I feel moothon will win it, that was another heck of a movie!! And nivin definitely should win national award for the lead role✌
I feel the guy was okay. Just trying to converse. If he was really going to, he would have stopped looking at her once he saw her face. Its hard to be such men. Dear @netflix, I think it's time for you to change the title of the video. It's definitely not savage. Update: It's been a year since I wrote this comment because of my general observation on such topics. Didn't know it had got so many comments and likes. Please stop commenting.😄
Yeah he was trying too hard to be positive and cheer her up. But she is too hurt to see that. Sometimes pain can make u mean. She must have heard so much negativity she doesn't expect people to be nice to her.
@@kaprio551 I see everyone's perspective that's why I understood why both of them behaved the way the way they did. Nobody is in the wrong here. Just circumstances.
@@gogababaroga2857 not in a way that people usually r but she was quick to assume the guy is not a genuine person. And she replied very rudely that's what I meant. No one is blaming her. As I said circumstances r bad.
When are men going to understand that a woman might not be in a mood to be polite to a stranger's advance after having acid thrown at her face and now stuck in a metal tube thousands of feet above in air with several curious uninvited eyes on her? Does people even realize how trauma and anxiety works?
I belong to North India and on seeing this preview of Uyare movie, I literally felt like watching it. I watched the movie twice. It's a lovely movie. We really do need such bold and strong women in the world !! Hats off to the director, cast and crew of this movie! The movie is easily understandable for people who don't understand Malyalam or any other South Indian language. Half the time, I was not even reading the subtitles. English language and the actions were enough for me to understand ! And wonderful cinematography and editing especially introductory portion (with Runway simulation video). I am also in love with the song Nee Mukhilo ❤
Deepika failed and parvathy nailed it. As the face is covered with prosthetics the actors have to use their eyes and voice modulation to convey everything..Deepika was strictly average whilst parvathy's was the performance of the year...this woman is up with Shabana Azmi, sridevi, Waheeda Rehman, Smita Patil as the best actresses of Indian cinema
@Rosé's fish died so she cried and ate food again i just don't see her acting as great but i have nothing personal against her. also indian film awards are nothing to take pride over. they're a load of bull and it's been proven year after year that it's all based on favoritism (there are videos on youtube that tackle this issue so check them out). if a movie like happy new year can get you awards then that's my cue to leave.
You have to be kidding me. As an outsider, watching this, I am completely struck by the total mediocrity of everything. The scene, the acting, the writing -- all very obtuse and trite.
Seriya... Ee pennine vimarshikunnavarde prashnam enthaanen ipozhum enik manasilaytila... Assoya aano... Atho oru pennayath kondo...but she don't care anyway... Avar avarudethaya nilapadil epozhum urach nikum... So talented and bold lady...
So you think all these indian language movies are subset of "BollyWood".. Like biriyani ka raitha types ? Identity is not what you see l, but what it is in real. Tamil movies are Tamil, so is Malayalam, Bengali, Punjabi, Telugu, Assamese and many more, none of these are subset of anything.. We are not raitha of Biriyani
Bro don't include Malayalam movies in "South indian'' category, coz the first thing that comes in your mind when u hear south Indian movies is that the shitty telungu movies🤢
Once Chhapaak releases every Bollywood celebrities will appreciate deepikas work, eventually she will win national award and movies like uyare, peranbu,pariyerum perumal,raatchasan,sudani from nigeria where characters or even movies which were brilliantly made will go unnoticed.😔
I am from north India. Every one loves the content the story. This does not matter if a person gets a award or not. Work matters results are not in our hand.
@@emilv.george9985 it's a cycle. if the makers earn more through selling the digital rights ,they will make better movies and they can afford more budget for their future endeavors. Its always good to support the makers by watching it in theater or by increasing the views on digital platforms.
A simple scene in which Parvathy darling has given good detailing in this film is when she was asked to leave the class. Her expression changes from anger to panic in a fraction of second ,when she sees the pic of Govind's suicidal attempt. She pants, shivers, feeling guilty. All at once. Brilliant. Just an example how perfectly she portrayed Pallavi in every frame.
This happened to my aunt, was meant for her niece (not me). She suffered through so many cosmetic and internal surgeries. So strong. One of the worst things I've witnessed to happen to such a sweet soul. 💔
I think I also need to renew my subscription for this movie. She seems like such a strong woman. Kudos. Waiting for this weekend to watch the complete movie on Netflix.
She is is still beautiful. He seemed genuine. But, how can she trust? I am amazed by the human capacity to so be so evil. Yet, I am also amazed by the human capacity for kindness. No matter what the spiritual beliefs one may have no one can deny their is evil and there is good. We must always strive to choose good over evil. Life truly is a personal battle between principles and principalities. it's.
Chandradeep Kumar We in Kerala doesn’t have much regard towards Bollywood and we’re glad that our actors doesn’t get kidnapped and rebranded by an industry that exists to humiliate Indian cinema in front of the world
But parvathy deserves more appreciation as she did better than Deepika. Just watch both films real movie lover will say parvathy did great cause that is a fact parvathy is best actress in the country she’s first Indian to win IFFI award for best actress for take off
Tovino and Parvathy are true talents of Indian cinema. All these over-the-top "heroes" and "heroines" that populated the -woods should watch this scene and learn what real acting is.
People who call deepika queen of bollywood n india Just Know Parvaty thirovothu is a malayalam actress & Who's Kangana of Mollywood 😻🤍 N Just watch her Charlie n Uyare u will get to know Who's real queen of acting ♡
The kind of acting DEEPIKA did in 2 hour long CHHAPAK , parvathy did much better than that in just 2 minutes that's the difference between a METHOD ACTOR(SUCH AS PARVATHY) and a MEDIA HYPE GIVEN ACTRESS(SUCH AS DEEPIKA)...
@@apratimbordoloi4056 you are more interested in which film she is criticising. Ohhh man look at the wrong which is glorified in arjun whatever and Kabir whatever. And did you talk to her during arjun whatever release too? So that you are so sure that she didn't criticise that film.
In her wish to become an air hostes is something else. Questioning of the beauty ideals. Acid attacks is common practise in south asian countries as a revenge against disobedience (usually done by males). In asking him to help her become an air hostes she rattles on the percieved beauty images and ideals established by (in this case) flying companies which are mainly operated and led by male board of directors, staff and whatnots demanding only certain facial and bodily features as employees, thus setting the visual aestethics. She is smart, educated, perfect for the job - brains before the beauty standards now!
@#maxim #Max Nope, happens pretty often in most Asian countries. Japan has these cases and so do Thailand. Its pretty common especially when it con erns cheating but its never the guys cheating who gets it but the poor girls.
I would rather be with someone who actually knows what there doing rather than just a pretty women( disclaimer, I’m not saying pretty woman can’t be air hostesses, but it’s just that women who are perceived as pretty have a higher change of getting the job)
Underrated film ❤ Just think abt dis girl when we struggle in our life. She was absolutely collapsed mentally and physically but she attained her triumph. She lost her love She lost her face She lost her dream Job She lost her peace of mind ❤OVERCOME❤ SHE PROVED IT
I feel like myself now even I have a burn scar on my face. but people had insult me alot and I use to cry like anything and question from god, but now I don't care let the world spk and wen they spk i get more confident ,to live my life ahead with this beautiful burn scar on my face . There some people they don't accept your scar face so easily they always hunt for a beautiful face . But it's ok aft all we are human begin so chalta hai yaar😘😘
Don't care about what the world tells you, good or bad. Even if they tell you all things good, be rest assured they will run afar when things go south. And if they tell you worse for the wear, know that they can only do so much harm.
I'm stunned with this small talk clip of the movie and added to my list to watch. Why such good movies doesn't release as pan India. Will watch it with subtitles...but will definitely. Hats off the makers and the star cast. Tovino Thomas & Parvathy nailed it in this clip.
A real masterpiece. Couldn't resist it.. had to reach the end. I just finished the film now at 3:24 am 🤭🖤and I can't thank my friend who recommended it enough So emotional.. so inspiring.. eye-opening and extremely outstanding What a plot🔥 The accident was actually a massive surprise.. like .. how? Totally unexpected I was instantly reminded of Deepika in Chhapaak but you know what.. no comparison AT ALL I'm sorry. She nailed it. And the father's character 🥺🖤 Just woow .. infact the whole cast is amazing 👏🏼 I'm falling again and again for malayalam movies
Wow. On the one hand, I feel like the man is bothering her, intruding on her. On the other, he really is trying to be... 'helpful', I guess. He's trying to treat her like the attack didn't happen. It's awkward, but an interesting bit of writing here.
@Anshul Yadav -Watch another thriller movie MUMBAI POLICE 2013 ...Its perhaps the greatest thriller ever in Malayalam...Its in hotstar with eng subtitles...U won't regret it...highly unpredictable with a non linear narration
Her body language throughout the film was very strong and brave. That's the thing stood out as an actor she did it perfectly. I can sense pain and effort an acid victim have to carry on their shoulders.
_"You should think twice before making a promise to people who lack beauty"_
The words man! 😭
Lack beautiful wow interested choice of words
@@priya281986 "Interested choice of words". Interesting choice of tense, I must say!
@@sakshichaurasia2010ded 🗿
@@sakshichaurasia2010 hahahah
@Preet Rai alien *
I grew up in Pakistan. This reminds me that there was a girl in my school bus (van, actually) with half of her face burned like this when I was in 7th and 8th grade. I don't remember ever talking to her as I was actually scared of her. Everyone was. Never thought about it until watching this video today that she could've been a victim of an acid attack by a coward too. I feel sorry for her now and wish I hadn't been scared to talk to her and treated her like there's nothing scary about her face. I hope wherever she is today, she's doing well.
Wow!
i want to be a pileet
i sacreface my all life for pakistan
I’m sure she’s getting better. Humans are a tough species!! Most of the time they fight back stronger and harder!!
@@sweettea735 i willl be pileet
@@tugravisscott7376 I will build x box institution. I will die for Pakistan!!
He was taken aback a little at first, but he kept talking to her even after he saw her face. I'm pleasantly surprised by his reaction. He's a genuinely kind person.
That's not a kind person. that's the bare minimum nowadays. totally normal.
the lady was being rude. Many people have terrible things happen to them , they all don't go about being disrespectful to others. A more civil response to his offer to help would have be been just to say thank you.
@@Anu-qj6bc keep that attitude and you'll set people back even more. Also it actually isn't the hate minimum since the past was much more worst and if you are Indian you should defentily know that?
@@masteryoda9044 She's still coming to terms over what happened to her and grieving the loss of her dreams.
How many times must she have heard empty words like "it's okay" or "you can still live like you were" when she and the people saying that know that her life will never be the same?
Yeah it's wrong she took out her frustration in him but humans aren't perfect and what she said wasn't incorrect. He should've given his sympathies and asked if he could do something instead of saying bogus stuff like "it was meant to happen"
Its a movie and he's just playing his role. Don't get judgmental
Its not just about acid attack ,it's about people who lack beauty in general . The society may pretend they don't care for outer beauty, but from inside everyone gives so much importance to physical beauty.
Yes, but I think its grown worse because of social media, people posting pictures with filters or due to plastic surgery - all focus on looks. Too much pressure to stand out
I agree with you. I'm sick of hypocrisy. Appearance is important. People are attracted by beauty. It's in our nature. The attitude towards people will initially be different depending on their appearance . If she was just completely unattractive by nature, a man wouldn't talk to her at all. He saw her beautiful profile and was attracted by her beauty, then when he saw the burned part of her face, shock and pity took place. All this is natural. After her answer, the man, as I see it, felt a certain respect and was also intrigued - what happened to this girl, what is her story? But initially he paid attention to a beautiful girl next to him.
Trueeeee
I think women are the driver of this moreso than men
Oh yeah. This fact made me so insecure, because I know women who don't have as much beauty are treated worse.
Chhapaak is not even near to Uyare in portrayal of acid attack tragedy. Parvathy is a real performer. Btw I am a north Indian and I have watched this amazing movie Uyare.
If you liked her in this I highly suggest her other Malayalam movies namely these 4 below. She’s a phenomenal actress 😀
1) Bangalore Days
2) Charlie
3) Entu NInte Moideen
4 ) Take off
@@snak3eye547 I have watched already. She is one of the best actress.
You have to know that Malayalam movie industry is best in the country unlike the bollywood which sux....
Did the boy help the lady in the movie?
Bollywood is filled with snowflakes how can they show such disastrous thing!
What's more savage is that he actually gives her the job and makes her the face of his aviation company
Yes. He was such an amazing character.
*You just ruined the movie for people who haven't seen it you fucking idiot!!!*
@@Nightbird. tbh people should not be lurking in the comments section if they haven't watched the movie.
@@Nightbird. Yes they ruined it, and because we're here I guess we deserve it.
Maybe use a Spoiler Alert Warning before you say anything like that you dimwit.
Shes still so beautiful.. her eyes and voice. Shes cute.
It s a movie...reality doesn t give that chance
Anaiss T no shes isnt at all
Bet you wouldn't date someone with burns like that.
Archons exactly
StahliBoi i wud if they hav a great personality, but this character doesnt
Reminds me of a loving senior of my college... she was the beauty queen of her place and winner before the acid attack. The life after that changes a lot... and the people like us are the one who treat them with compassion. And what the actress said is true, beauty is a factor in many.... but there are lot of other ways they can succeed. My senior is an adorable living and very brave sis... she may have dropped wish to be an air hostess or similar... but she is an agricultural scientist. Proud of that loving soul.
What happend to her?!?
Hope youth who watch the movie help by employing, befriending and marrying acid attack victims.
@@lekshmi7788 she was beauty queen in the college and like all victims sorry a psycho lover threw acid on her when she rejected his proposal.
@@Mira-gu6we not all are that much broad mind to marry a person ... Cos beauty is so much of a factor to youth. That's why those cruel people take that away to make her life miserable.
The difference is clear.For Bollywood,its been always the Glamour...But down there in South,its pure Art of film making.Pure Talents.
But not always.
@@bpfiesta3242 yes mostly
@@bpfiesta3242 yeah it wasn't always like that before we were like bollywood
@@TripographyByJoshVannilam calm down bruh it's all south
@@TripographyByJoshVannilamI guess kollywood is doing good...
The saddest thing is that Malayalam industry never got the credit for its art. Most people outside Kerala think that all south Indian movies are like those dubbed ones shown on Hindi channels. Can't blame them since they still can't tell the difference between madrasi and malayali!
Edit: Ignorance is definitely not bliss sometimes. To all my fellow Indians: learn about your culture and diversity and respect eachother's traditions. This is what makes us different from the rest of the world!
Absolutely right..
And it's the sad truth.
My mother, a Bengali woman without any Malayalam language knowledge, loved Malayalam movies on DD. She said those movies were extremely well made and expressed more emotions than the usual hindi movies. That’s real art. And there are real art followers as well.
What do u know about madarsi
@@bellatrix9256 she isn't generalizing. That's the sad truth actually. It's all the industries that suffer and the rich become richer while the people with good content and passion for cinema suffer
They know more about telugu movies than malayalam and tamil movies.
They describe whole South Indian cinema as Tollywoos
I even afraid to burn garbage..how people burn a lady..why they are so wild and inhuman
A woman in india was burned by police, because she was raped
@@internetakward8313 what the....???
Really!?!?
I've officially lost faith in humanity
Blue Pearl 0.2 Bangladesh
@@internetakward8313 hell no...i can't...
I need to thank everyone, parvathy is a talented person. She has faced severe cyber bullying just because she stood with a victim and boldly expressed her stands. She's a strong woman, always speak up for herself and others too. But still people are hating her for nothing. So thanks for realising her talent and appreciating her.
@Deric Foo I'm sorry?? What you mean?
What happened?
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@Deric Foo there is an actress in kerala who was raped by some gundas of an actor , revathy ,parvathy etc stood for her and they were bullied by the toxic people who are the fans of the actor., The name of the actor is dileep
2006: Notebook
2008: Poo & Milana
2013 : Maryan
2014 : Bangalore Days
2015 : Ennu Ninte Moideen & Charlie
2017: Take Off
2019: Uyare, Virus
Roles that would be remembered in the years to come done by Parvathy Thiruvothu
Parvathy thirvothu kotuvatta
2018:Koode
@@rohitshivadas8774 yaa it was a nice film
2007 vinodayathra
2007 : Vinodayatra
2018 : koode
Sadly it is customary in some countries to throw acid on a woman's face because she rejects a marriage proposal.
This issue needs more attention to make it stop.
Julz 301 that’s so sad omg there was this one girl who got acid thrown to her because of jealousy 😩
Look it this way: they can always turn to the dark side and be a sith and rule the Galaxy.
This is crazy
It can’t be a very long tradition, it’s not like acid has been readily available for more than 100 years maybe. My point is this isn’t something stretching back into antiquary there isn’t some traditional time tested punishment it’s a bunch of recent idiots unable to accept women being free to act how they wish. Weak men doing cowardly things to women who never deserved this.
Stop school shootings first in your country
ഒരു മലയാള സിനിമയുടെ സീനിന്റെ കമന്റ് ബോക്സിൽ 80 ശതമാനത്തിൽ അതികവും വേറെ നാട്ടുകാരുടെ കമന്റ്സ്.
അത് കാണുമ്പോ വല്ലാത്തൊരു നിർവൃതി.♥️♥️
Yes 💕
Crct man....Proud
❤️❤️
Athe , abhimanam thonnunu
അതാണ് പാർവ്വതി -
I wish our Malayalam movies get more exposure like this. There are many classics that deserve more attention.
They kind of do, in the sense that remakes happen which garner more attention but isn't nearly as good as the original.
@@Amani_Rose Exactly. I wish people get to experience the original version with desired subtitles.
I too watch movies and shows in different languages with subtitles and I prefer the original to remakes.
Malayalam movies still look like old television serials. Too much drama and everyone overacting.
@@AH-hv6tn Haha that's a new one
Arjun reddy :- reel world💖
Uyare :- real world💔
Uyare showed the reality ☯
The problems where woman face in toxic relationship :)
Uyare climax unrealistic
Both shows reality
You mean kabir singh and chapaak
Bigil singapenne
We should be open to both right wing and left wing cinema.
I loved Great Indian Kitchen as well as Biriyaani.
If there are feminist films there should also be films on men's rights. This is where discussion and critical thinking takes shape.
Oh what a movie! It goes on to show how a woman can be so much more than what society expects them to be. Kudos to Netflix for bringing such content to us! Didn't realize it released in April!
Well u have to follow malayalam movies to know dat..pls do that..theres a lot of content and depth in that industry..dnt beleive?,witness it urselves
Yeah! I have seen a couple of them - Virus, kumbalangi nights, kammati padam, ishq, etc. All of these show a very nuanced characterization.. I love the storytelling manner how they don't need to deviate from the core subject to keep the audience interested
@@anshulyadav9907 -Watch another thriller movie MUMBAI POLICE 2013 ...Its perhaps the greatest thriller ever in Malayalam...Its in hotstar with eng subtitles...U won't regret it...highly unpredictable with a non linear narration
I thought Hunger Games, Resident Evil, and the Divergent movies were already doing that? 🤔hmm🤔
Gotta say tho, that dude couldn't have gotten a more obvious clue. Shoulda just kept his trapper shut.
@@HighBredReaper commenting negative without even knowing the full movie 👌
#Uyare shows what will happen if a girl falls for a guy like #KabirSingh.
Correct answer
Absolutely right!
@@mazahirharoon but in reality girls will prefer the same bad boys
Absolutely right
What a comment buddy.. I totally agree with you
I've met some acid attack survivors in my college. I've talked to them and we've held programs together a few times. When one of them was telling me her story i was filled with sadness anger and rage all together. They'd go for multiple surgeries and it still hurt them even after days of getting burnt. That was the physical pain and i can't even imagine how much mental pain they'd have gone through. One girl fondly showed me a pic of herself before the attack. I don't think I'd seen anyone as beautiful as her in my entire life. Why would anyone do something like that. It was heartbreaking 😢 i hope they are successful and get everything amazing in both worlds.
O_o Where are you from and is this crime that prevalent in your region?
@@thehawkseye3412 they weren't from my region but they had come from all over the country. My college chancellor was sponsoring them through an Ngo there were around 5-6 girls.
@@niqabinextdoor3045 Ah that makes sense.
*The national award for the best actress would be definitely Parvathy Thiruvothu for film uyare.*
Not after her CAA and NRC stand. National award is now rigged. Everybody knows that
@@salima8638 that's correct . You need to please Modi for getting awards
@@salima8638 seriously! At the way jury gave 5 advance awards to 'Uri'... I've totally lost faith on national award! National award has became nothing unless Bollywood occupied!
I have lost hope uri won the best film award in 2018, disregarding films like ee ma yau, sudani from Nigeria..
ee varshathe state award polum illalo
Uyare:- imdb rating = 8.1
Chhapak:- imdb rating = 5
Uyare:- trailer = 2.5M views
Chhapak:- trailer = 50M views
Hmm....strange!
(Now don't bark here that I am comparing both the films)
Chhapak's imbd rating is so low because a bunch of Sangis tried to boycott that film and give it a 1 star rating because Deepika went to JNU to support the students. Uyare was better in my opinion but Chappak deserves way more than a 5.
@Shamil P S what a joke. She cannot do historical roles as deepika did. & Btw her craft is limited but Deepika's craft is limitless. Look at her films. 🙏
@Shamil P S how many does Parvathy have ?? Even saif won national award for Hum tum & akshay kumar for rustom & sonam got a special mention & many more underserving candidates got many awards . Were they deserving enough ? Any Awards doesn't matters to judge someone's potential. Theirs versatility says it all . Deepika has that potential to pull of any character .
@Shamil P S no doubt she is good actress but comparing her with a global star like deepika . & Her characters are so famous all over the india like Piku naina shantipriya Leela mastani Veronica Meenamma padmavati & malti & many more. She is in different league . & Parvathy's bollywood debut didn't made that much impact . Versatility graph of deepika is higher & whereas Parvathy has so many similiar characters .
@Shamil P S Ss Rajamouli who took Tamannah mediocre actress to his films . His favourite is alia the overrated mess with no subtle performance & Rajamouli is not a god that he said Deepika is not good actress & then it would became universal truth 😂😂 . You south indian ppl treats mediocre ppl like god . They are just artist & can have different opinions & SLB chose her for his three blockbuster films in which she pulled off every character & impressed Bhansali by her performances whether it's leela mastani & absolutely strong character Padmavati.
Oh wow how impactful! Will definitely see this one - Respect from 🇵🇰
The Malayalam film industry is more desirable than any other language film industry in India, such great movies have contributed a lot from Mollywood.! It seems to me that even other Indians do not consider Malayalam films properly..
5 film industries in India which are awesome are the following
1) Malayalam
2) Marathi
3) Gujarati
4) Tamil
5) Old Bengali
Movie name please🙏🙏🙏🙏
@@skgaming2784 uyare
@@webabhi also Assamese film industry. They have released few bangers in last 5 years.
@@webabhi every film industry got good movies to watch, it's just your opinion to choose those 5.
ഈ പടം കണ്ടു കഴിയുമ്പോൾ മനസ്സിലുള്ള ഒത്തിരി വിഷമങ്ങൾ കുറയും. ഉറപ്പ് !!!! Powerful film 🙌🔥
People will recognise deepika, but not parvathy????
That's how Bollywood gets publicity. But I am glad I found this and now will watch with subtitles.
Acting wise Deepika can't be compared with epitome Powerhouse performer #Parvathy
Because deepika gave it first and it was new to people
@@ishasingh1065 no uyare was released before chhappaak
@@ishasingh1065 hahaha..Dipika gave it first?really.get some education.
And that's why I love malayalam fims. They know the real purpose of 'cinema.' Although I am marathi but such artistic works are beyond language barriers.
I'm not a malayali, watched it with subtitles but this movie caught the feel. Brilliant emotional movie!!! I was crying while watching it❤️.
I am not a Malayalee but this movie is one of the best that I have watched in recent times.
❤❤
What is the name of that movie?
@@rogersodero7042 Uyare
Malayalee movies are so good just like the old good cinema days
Watch TAKE OFF by Parvathy. Worth watching 😊
This film should have gotten a lot more recognition. Not only in India, but also worldwide. These are the types of films India should be submitting to Oscars and International film festivals. Not Gully Boy type of mediocre films.
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This isn’t particularly well made, the acting is sensational, not nuanced. I’m glad this movie was made, but it’s not Oscar grade.
Joji could have won oscar. Better than Korean movie parasite
India should keep aloof of Oscars. It's just shite. Oscars is just American movie awards.
@@avpaavcomics1299 Oscars can be fairly political and unfair, but most of the movies that get nominated are fantastic. I wouldn't put something down that happens to be one of the most prestigious awards you can get in the film industry. Not just in America, but the entire world.
😭 He’s trying so hard to be nice to her. Clearly he actually has a heart in there. Many would ignore her after that. Instead he tries to keep talking to her. Honestly she’s still pretty.
pretty ?? Damn scary man
@@SMOKINgears you must really have narrow and shallow mind to think that a half burnt face is scary
@@yashsharma6734 He was only saying what’s reality. A half burnt face is ugly and scary. Why hesitating to say something so obvious?
@@SurajInd89 the only thing that's ugly is the action of the person who threw acid on her face. her face is not ugly. ugly is the action which made her go through the intense pain.
@@SurajInd89 the only ugly person is the fucked up man who did this to her
Back then I used to think south Indian movies are all about one tamil,telegu guy fighting 1 billion goons but then I discovered malaylam movies and totally in love with it. Love from Bangladesh.
She should win national award for this movie, she has exhibited a fragile and beautiful detailed acting in this film, never letting herself go over the top in any moment of her screen time!! I thought uyare should win national award for best movie malayalam, but then I feel moothon will win it, that was another heck of a movie!! And nivin definitely should win national award for the lead role✌
Talent = Parvathy...❤️
I feel the guy was okay. Just trying to converse. If he was really going to, he would have stopped looking at her once he saw her face. Its hard to be such men. Dear @netflix, I think it's time for you to change the title of the video. It's definitely not savage.
Update:
It's been a year since I wrote this comment because of my general observation on such topics. Didn't know it had got so many comments and likes. Please stop commenting.😄
Yeah he was trying too hard to be positive and cheer her up. But she is too hurt to see that. Sometimes pain can make u mean. She must have heard so much negativity she doesn't expect people to be nice to her.
@@kaprio551 I see everyone's perspective that's why I understood why both of them behaved the way the way they did. Nobody is in the wrong here. Just circumstances.
Ajinkya Naik Gaonkar thats true or like his reaction to her face would’ve been worse
@@gogababaroga2857 not in a way that people usually r but she was quick to assume the guy is not a genuine person. And she replied very rudely that's what I meant. No one is blaming her. As I said circumstances r bad.
When are men going to understand that a woman might not be in a mood to be polite to a stranger's advance after having acid thrown at her face and now stuck in a metal tube thousands of feet above in air with several curious uninvited eyes on her? Does people even realize how trauma and anxiety works?
Parvathy deserves to get National Award 🥺. She is very talented🔥
I belong to North India and on seeing this preview of Uyare movie, I literally felt like watching it. I watched the movie twice. It's a lovely movie. We really do need such bold and strong women in the world !! Hats off to the director, cast and crew of this movie! The movie is easily understandable for people who don't understand Malyalam or any other South Indian language. Half the time, I was not even reading the subtitles. English language and the actions were enough for me to understand ! And wonderful cinematography and editing especially introductory portion (with Runway simulation video). I am also in love with the song Nee Mukhilo ❤
Where did u watch this movie?
@@SS-yg9on It is available on Netflix India.
Deepika failed and parvathy nailed it.
As the face is covered with prosthetics the actors have to use their eyes and voice modulation to convey everything..Deepika was strictly average whilst parvathy's was the performance of the year...this woman is up with Shabana Azmi, sridevi, Waheeda Rehman, Smita Patil as the best actresses of Indian cinema
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i've never really like deepika's acting. she's pretty but she can't act at all. i still don't get why people are crazy fans of hers.
@Rosé's fish died so she cried and ate food again i just don't see her acting as great but i have nothing personal against her. also indian film awards are nothing to take pride over. they're a load of bull and it's been proven year after year that it's all based on favoritism (there are videos on youtube that tackle this issue so check them out). if a movie like happy new year can get you awards then that's my cue to leave.
Good comments
You have to be kidding me. As an outsider, watching this, I am completely struck by the total mediocrity of everything. The scene, the acting, the writing -- all very obtuse and trite.
*PARVATHY SHE IS OUTSTANDING ACTRESS AND STRONG WOMEN*
Yar jo is k sath hero ha us ka nam kya ha
@@rizwanjaani4225 Tovino thomas
Seriya... Ee pennine vimarshikunnavarde prashnam enthaanen ipozhum enik manasilaytila... Assoya aano... Atho oru pennayath kondo...but she don't care anyway... Avar avarudethaya nilapadil epozhum urach nikum... So talented and bold lady...
@@akhilamohan9415 പാർവതി ❤️
@@akhilamohan9415 mayb bcuz it is kerala😑
Malayalee powli anenkilum ithu pole chela karyangalil ethumbol malayalee....
Who supports me that South Indian Industry must work separately from Bollywood ?🙌🙌
They're brilliant
So you think all these indian language movies are subset of "BollyWood"..
Like biriyani ka raitha types ?
Identity is not what you see l, but what it is in real.
Tamil movies are Tamil, so is Malayalam, Bengali, Punjabi, Telugu, Assamese and many more, none of these are subset of anything..
We are not raitha of Biriyani
It's already separate kiddo.. only dubbing happened in bollywood
Bro don't include Malayalam movies in "South indian'' category, coz the first thing that comes in your mind when u hear south Indian movies is that the shitty telungu movies🤢
They are already separated 😂
I'm from Canada, and only living in Kochi temporarily and now I totally want to watch this 😮
Will it be avaliable on Netflix Brazil? The whole world needs to know more about this theme 🙏🌏
It's an amazing movie you should definitely watch this 😀
You can use any good VPN access Indian catalogue of netflix, if You couldn't find this movie in netflix
Great movie with great massage
@@cookingwithzahra459 message 😂😂😂😂😂😂
You get it in Google too
Once Chhapaak releases every Bollywood celebrities will appreciate deepikas work, eventually she will win national award and movies like uyare, peranbu,pariyerum perumal,raatchasan,sudani from nigeria where characters or even movies which were brilliantly made will go unnoticed.😔
That's so true. Malayalam cinema is so rich in content yet the movies don't actually get what they deserve.
Everyone is sure about that. After parvaty's stand on CAA and NRC nobody can't expect her to get a national award
Bollywood films and actors are highly overrated
That certainly did not happen unfortunately
I am from north India. Every one loves the content the story. This does not matter if a person gets a award or not. Work matters results are not in our hand.
Malayalam movies are the best out there even though I'm not a malayali I love it
I want malayalam movies/series on Netflix. Like seriously
You can download many popular movies online ..why always Netflix ..
@@emilv.george9985 he wants to watch it legally so that the makers get money too .
@@PranavDamodaran007 legally 😂😂😂.
@@emilv.george9985 it's a cycle. if the makers earn more through selling the digital rights ,they will make better movies and they can afford more budget for their future endeavors. Its always good to support the makers by watching it in theater or by increasing the views on digital platforms.
@@PranavDamodaran007 this movie is already released on TV for free ..
Me : Take off is the best film in parvathy's career
Parvathy : Hold my another gift for you...
Take off is still the best.
@sreerag I agree
Take off is her career best movie
Maryan with Dhanush
@Ashish Entertainments (AE)
Yes , But Remember Ennu ninte Moideen.. 🤗
Who all are Non-Malyalis but still liked this??😅😅
Comment box വായിച്ച ഞാൻ: രോമാഞ്ചം
😂😂💯
is this the same lady who acted with irfan... i found her an incredible actress.
Yes
Yes, she is Parvathy thiruvothu
I didn't liked that movie with irfan
A simple scene in which Parvathy darling has given good detailing in this film is when she was asked to leave the class. Her expression changes from anger to panic in a fraction of second ,when she sees the pic of Govind's suicidal attempt. She pants, shivers, feeling guilty. All at once. Brilliant.
Just an example how perfectly she portrayed Pallavi in every frame.
I trust Malayalam cinema more than Hindi.
Always
This happened to my aunt, was meant for her niece (not me). She suffered through so many cosmetic and internal surgeries. So strong. One of the worst things I've witnessed to happen to such a sweet soul. 💔
Hope she is doing well now. Strong lady.
Hope she is ok.
I think I also need to renew my subscription for this movie. She seems like such a strong woman. Kudos. Waiting for this weekend to watch the complete movie on Netflix.
I get goosebumps whenever I see any of this acid attack case's it's a shame that it has still not stopped completely
Her confidence is making her so so beautiful
This is not confidence. She is being rude..
@@AH-hv6tn y r u so rude??
Thank you somuch for this malayalam movie..
This is the reason why i joined with you.. ❤️
Watched because if the video and loved it!
Check the movie also
@@krish5554 she said she watched the movie too
മലയാള സിനിമയുടെ ഇപ്പോഴത്തെ നായിക പ്രതീകം.
Really good movie. Memorable work done by Parvathi. She is a natural and lively actor . I hv seen many of her movies.
It makes me so sad that this actually happens a lot in India 😭
It happens all over the world,
@@SMOKINgears but mostly in India
@@Haniabazaa Nope
No. It doesn't
@@Haniabazaa not really. It happens a lot in south asia and even in some middle eastern countries i think.
She is is still beautiful. He seemed genuine. But, how can she trust? I am amazed by the human capacity to so be so evil. Yet, I am also amazed by the human capacity for kindness. No matter what the spiritual beliefs one may have no one can deny their is evil and there is good. We must always strive to choose good over evil. Life truly is a personal battle between principles and principalities. it's.
They become good friends later on in the movie.. loved your perspective on life
Your comment is gold.
She is still a beautiful woman even with the damage.
The guy was so kind and polite even after he came to know about her. And was kind enough to help her.
I can’t stand reading subtitles but this movie is worth it! Added to my list. 🙌🏾
Hats off to Parvathy! More power to you girl!
Love Parvathy Thiruvothu ❣️
But it's a shame that Bollywood has got absolutely no regard towards sheer talent... 😏
Chandradeep Kumar We in Kerala doesn’t have much regard towards Bollywood and we’re glad that our actors doesn’t get kidnapped and rebranded by an industry that exists to humiliate Indian cinema in front of the world
You need to understand the fact that Bollywood makes hindi movies and mollywood makes Malayalam movies, why do you need regards from bollywood?
Why are people comparing Chhapaak and Uyare?
Both are necessary stories to tell. Both Parvathy and Deepika did well in their own way.
But parvathy deserves more appreciation as she did better than Deepika. Just watch both films real movie lover will say parvathy did great cause that is a fact parvathy is best actress in the country she’s first Indian to win IFFI award for best actress for take off
@@minus7263 IMO Deepika was better.
@@minus7263 that's just your opinion
@@minus7263 Agreed
@@cccdd3171nice joke
Tovino and Parvathy are true talents of Indian cinema. All these over-the-top "heroes" and "heroines" that populated the -woods should watch this scene and learn what real acting is.
அருமையான திரைப்படம்! பார்வதி நடிப்பு மிகவும் நன்று!!👏👏👏👏👌
The perfect actress ❤️
People who call deepika queen of bollywood n india
Just Know Parvaty thirovothu is a malayalam actress & Who's Kangana of
Mollywood 😻🤍
N Just watch her Charlie n Uyare u will get to know
Who's real queen of acting ♡
💯
Bollywood and mollywood are different film industries, one can like whoever can want and call em as a queen.
I’m very interested in watching the entire film. I love foreign movies.
Then try for movies like kumbalangi nights, take off
Watch- home, kumbalangi nights, jallikattu, malik, joji, drishyam, etc these are one of the best realistic Malayalam movies.
Watch another Malayalam movie ' the great Indian kitchen ' it is also about the problems faced by a women in India
One of the better Indian movies on Netflix
Movie name
Uyare (Malayalam)
The kind of acting DEEPIKA did in 2 hour long CHHAPAK , parvathy did much better than that in just 2 minutes that's the difference between a METHOD ACTOR(SUCH AS PARVATHY) and a MEDIA HYPE GIVEN ACTRESS(SUCH AS DEEPIKA)...
We can never forget when we are scarred physically but people underestimate how long and deep emotional scars can last.
Parvathy is amazing. She is a strong woman. Keen to see her in more movies.
Where were you when Arjun Reddy was released?? Bashing the remake doesn't make any sense.
Wats ur point in putting the hashtag.....
Dumbfuck
@@apratimbordoloi4056 you are more interested in which film she is criticising. Ohhh man look at the wrong which is glorified in arjun whatever and Kabir whatever.
And did you talk to her during arjun whatever release too? So that you are so sure that she didn't criticise that film.
Whatever but Sahid Kapoor is one of the best actors n the last gem for 90's kid.. The versatile actor.. I have watched his movies a very nice actor..
Not an inch of Shahid Kappor as Kabir Singh
Mollywood is a gem .....
Omg I’m so glad I saw this clip. The movie was beautiful ❤️❤️
For those who haven't watched the movie, he made it happen🙌🏼
Absolutely love the dude sitting beside her, minding his own damn business. Exactly how people in flights should be.
New girl crush: Parvathy! 😍😍
In her wish to become an air hostes is something else. Questioning of the beauty ideals.
Acid attacks is common practise in south asian countries as a revenge against disobedience (usually done by males).
In asking him to help her become an air hostes she rattles on the percieved beauty images and ideals established by (in this case) flying companies which are mainly operated and led by male board of directors, staff and whatnots demanding only certain facial and bodily features as employees, thus setting the visual aestethics.
She is smart, educated, perfect for the job - brains before the beauty standards now!
@#maxim #Max and Pakistan and Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.
South east Asia is a giant shithole. Glad I wasn't born there!!
@@bums009 it happens in the UK now.
@#maxim #Max Nope, happens pretty often in most Asian countries. Japan has these cases and so do Thailand. Its pretty common especially when it con erns cheating but its never the guys cheating who gets it but the poor girls.
I would rather be with someone who actually knows what there doing rather than just a pretty women( disclaimer, I’m not saying pretty woman can’t be air hostesses, but it’s just that women who are perceived as pretty have a higher change of getting the job)
Underrated film ❤
Just think abt dis girl when we struggle in our life. She was absolutely collapsed mentally and physically but she attained her triumph.
She lost her love
She lost her face
She lost her dream Job
She lost her peace of mind
❤OVERCOME❤
SHE PROVED IT
She also found a good friend
Wow! Love it she's still beautiful
I am so damn overwhelmed to see such immense love for Parvathy here and ofcourse for Pallavi and Uyare.. Emotional moment.
I feel like myself now even I have a burn scar on my face. but people had insult me alot and I use to cry like anything and question from god, but now I don't care let the world spk and wen they spk i get more confident ,to live my life ahead with this beautiful burn scar on my face . There some people they don't accept your scar face so easily they always hunt for a beautiful face . But it's ok aft all we are human begin so chalta hai yaar😘😘
Don't care about what the world tells you, good or bad. Even if they tell you all things good, be rest assured they will run afar when things go south. And if they tell you worse for the wear, know that they can only do so much harm.
@@madhushrutimukherjee yes
All praise to you strong lady keep it up. Kuch toh log kahenge logo ka kaam hai kehna
@@TG-rk8rl yes u r absolutely rite
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Круто смотреть когда ничего не понимаешь, но при этом нравится....
Вот почему в нем есть английские субтитры. И, кстати, вам понравился этот фильм?
@@lir4374 what i didnt understant, plz tell in english
@@lir4374 а как он называется?
Excellent movie. Parvathy nailed the role like she does everytime 😍
Parvathy thiruvoth ❤THE BEST OF BEST FINEST ACTRESS EVER!!
I watched the movie on Netflix because of this ❤️
Me too.Even though I'm a malayali I watched this movie only few days back because of this clip❤
Pallavi
I'm stunned with this small talk clip of the movie and added to my list to watch. Why such good movies doesn't release as pan India. Will watch it with subtitles...but will definitely. Hats off the makers and the star cast.
Tovino Thomas & Parvathy nailed it in this clip.
She deserves National Award for this movie.
love Parvathy 😍
And for this masterpiece I m rejoining NETFLIX😍😍😍
A real masterpiece. Couldn't resist it.. had to reach the end. I just finished the film now at 3:24 am 🤭🖤and I can't thank my friend who recommended it enough
So emotional.. so inspiring.. eye-opening and extremely outstanding
What a plot🔥
The accident was actually a massive surprise.. like .. how? Totally unexpected
I was instantly reminded of Deepika in Chhapaak but you know what.. no comparison AT ALL I'm sorry. She nailed it. And the father's character 🥺🖤
Just woow .. infact the whole cast is amazing 👏🏼 I'm falling again and again for malayalam movies
Wow.
On the one hand, I feel like the man is bothering her, intruding on her.
On the other, he really is trying to be... 'helpful', I guess. He's trying to treat her like the attack didn't happen.
It's awkward, but an interesting bit of writing here.
Netflix pls add more Malayalam movies there are only few available right now
Amazon prime has more options than netflix.
@@ashikdennis9202 yes Amazon prime has more regional contents than netflix.best to watch Indian movies in prime and foreign movies in Netflix.
@Anshul Yadav -Watch another thriller movie MUMBAI POLICE 2013 ...Its perhaps the greatest thriller ever in Malayalam...Its in hotstar with eng subtitles...U won't regret it...highly unpredictable with a non linear narration
@@alldramaloverindian145 already watched dude it was great.
@@vredits9142 -Do u want me to recommend some great movie names and international drama if u are a Non -malayalee ??
She is still looking beautiful to Me 😍
Face beauty is temporary, Characteristics are permanent ❤
I bet you still want a supermodel wife lol
@@franz3810 You know Nothing about me, Fran 🙂
Her body language throughout the film was very strong and brave. That's the thing stood out as an actor she did it perfectly. I can sense pain and effort an acid victim have to carry on their shoulders.
I don't understand what's Kabir Singh got to do with this movie. Why is everyone comparing the two films?
It's because it is her obsessive lover who throw acid on her
@@salima8638Ohh that's sad if it is based on real life 😔
@@SS-yv9cq the film is fictional. But if one have an obsessive lover, that would be the result
@@salima8638 you should get one as well maybe he might change your thinking.
Because Kabir Singh shows toxic relationship like a fairy tale. Uyare does the opposite.