“Get ready to be captivated by the haunting tale of ‘Bramayugam‘ (transl. The Age of Madness), a chilling Malayalam period horror thriller that hit screens in 2024. Directed by the talented Rahul Sadasivan and brought to life by Night Shift Studios and YNOT Studios, this movie boasts an ensemble cast that is nothing short of extraordinary.
Leading the charge is the iconic Mammootty, who brings his seasoned skills to immerse us in a world of suspense and horror. Sharing the stage with him is the enchanting Amalda Liz, adding her own touch of mystery to the narrative. Arjun Ashokan and Sidharth Bharathan round out the cast, contributing their acting prowess to weave a tapestry of intrigue in ‘Bramayugam.’
This film revolves around a folk singer Thewan, who, after escaping from the slave market, loses his way.
In ‘Bramayugam,’ the cast isn’t just a group of actors; they’re the architects of fear and brilliance. Mammootty and the team promise not just a gripping plot but an ensemble performance that takes the movie to new heights. As we step into the age of madness with this talented crew, get ready for an unforgettable experience that goes beyond the usual boundaries of storytelling.”
Movie Review / Highlights
Mammootty’s latest cinematic marvel, ‘Bramayugam,’ stepped onto the silver screen last Thursday, receiving an overwhelming embrace from critics and moviegoers alike. The opening day proved to be a box office triumph, with the film clocking an impressive 3 crores, as reported by the keen eyes of industry tracker Sacnilk.
What’s interesting is that Bramayugam is released exclusively in Malayalam, but that’s not stopping it from creating a buzz. In Kochi, the film had a good run with 128 shows and a solid 69% occupancy. On the flip side, Bangalore had 158 shows, but the audience turnout was a bit lower at 27.25%.
‘Bramayugam’ is not just a movie; it’s a captivating journey that transcends linguistic boundaries, leaving its mark in both critical acclaim and audience engagement. The numbers tell a compelling story of its own, making Mammootty’s ‘Bramayugam’ a cinematic force to be reckoned with.”