Rima Kallingal

In a world where solitude is a choice, a mother and her daughter have built a life of peace and devotion on a secluded island. However, a fleeting moment captured online catapults them into the glaring spotlight of social media.

Ieuan Evans films his vacation

Naradan is a dramatic journey of Chandraprakash, a popular news anchor in the media world who is desperate to prove his worth.

Bheeman realizes the inconvenience caused by an old pathway when he had to take his mother to the hospital. His life takes an interesting turn when he decides to broaden the pathway.

A real life account of the deadly Nipah virus outbreak in Kerala, and the courageous fight put on by several individuals which helped to contain the epidemic. Directed by Aashiq Abu, the film stars Kunchacko Boban, Parvathy, Indrajith Sukumaran, Asif Ali, Tovino Thomas and Rima Kallingal in pivotal roles.

The story of Aabhaasam is about an overnight bus journey from Bangalore to Kerala where the travelers analyze the schizophrenic society and how it has evolved through different times. It brings to audiences' attention how the societal views are influenced by patriarchy. The movie is director's attempt to show the bus as the metaphor for the system and the travelers as the victims.

The film`s story revolves around the life of a gynaecologist working in a Kochi based hospital. During his stint there, he comes across five pregnant ladies of different age, different attitude and outlook for life. How these women change the life this doctor is story of the film.

Five not-so-decent men, Sunny (Lal), Aloshy (Asif Ali), Tomi (Prasanth Narayan), Murukan (Nedumudi Venu) and Basheer (Noushi), team up for a deal with a corrupt cop, Balakrishna (Sreenivasan). The deal goes kaput as one of the gang members try to outsmart the rest. Sunny had some underworld connections in the past and now spends time with the memories of his late wife, who was a musician. He treats Aloshy like his own son. Tomi is rich, thanks to his flourishing hotel business and some shady deals. His wife Jenni (Rima Kallingal) has been in love with Aloshy but Tomi is unaware about this affair. Swetha Menon plays Sareena, who has a son from her earlier marriage and lives with Murugan, a gambler.

The film is about seven young men, passionate about football - sevens football to be precise - and how they inadvertently get involved in a crime. Sevens is a kind of football played in North malabar and is played by seven players on either side - instead of the traditional 11.

Shankaran (Jayasurya), the elder brother and a middle-aged school teacher, dies of a snake bite leaving behind his very young wife Rajalakshmi (Meera Nandan). He has not had enough time to be with his wife, so he starts stalking his younger brother Mohanakrishnan (also played by Jayasurya), who is a fashion photographer, and asks him to convey his feelings to his wife and let her know that he is still around. Initially Mohanan is scared out of his wits by the experience, even seeking the help of a psychiatrist and the village exorcist. Then, slowly, the dynamics of their relationship begin to unravel. Mohanan is separated from his wife Jyotsna Mathew (Rima Kallingal), a former model and a struggling actress. As the plot progresses, it reveals that Shankaran was opposed to the inter-religious marriage and that Mohanan's own possessiveness and hypocrisy played a part in the break-up. Shankaran appears in twenty different avatars before his brother to urge him to talk to Rajalakshmi.

The streets of the worlds most notorious slum, Rio de Janeiros City of God, are a place where combat photographers fear to tread, police rarely go and residents are lucky if they live to the age of 20. In the midst of the oppressive crime and violence, a frail and scared young boy will grow up to discover that he can view the harsh realities of his surroundings with an artistic eye. In the face of impossible odds, his brave ambition to become a professional photographer becomes a window into his world and ultimately his way out.