Chola is one important film that has questioned the stigma associated with Virginity and purity of women. Set with very minimal characters the film gives a great impact. From outlook, it feels to be a story of a girl, who steps out of her village without her mother’s knowledge for a trip to nearby town with her boyfriend, to her surprise her lover is accompanied by a stranger – who instinctively seems to be a danger to her. In her return journey her instincts work and the biggest nightmares of a woman come true. Was awestruck with Nimisha Sajayan’s performance. Music and cinematography attributes the film so well.
Harshini Sabesan on Chola
Chola is one important film that has questioned the stigma associated with Virginity and purity of women. Set with very minimal characters the film gives a great impact. From outlook, it feels to be a story of a girl, who steps out of her village without her mother’s knowledge for a trip to nearby town with her boyfriend, to her surprise her lover is accompanied by a stranger – who instinctively seems to be a danger to her. In her return journey her instincts work and the biggest nightmares of a woman come true. Was awestruck with Nimisha Sajayan’s performance. Music and cinematography attributes the film so well.
'Six Feet High': Goa Film Bazaar
Set against the devastating natural disaster of the floods and landslides that wreaked destruction in northern India last year, Six Feet High ( Oraalppokkam) is not a disaster film per se but an inner journey to self-knowledge. In place of spectacular natural catastrophe scenes, it runs on painful feelings that eventually blossom into poetry.
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