Mamangam – The History Of Brave

Nowadays a large number of great historic films become a significant success and are the top choices of film experts or critics. Regardless of whether they delineate real verifiable figures and occasions or present anecdotal stories set against the background of certain historic moments, these films address spectators the world over like not many others. History constantly tends to shock us. Films are an astounding medium to channel the anguish and quiet cries of the occasions that happened a very long time before we were born. Malayalam film industry is well known for its content-driven movies. From that industry, a pan India film is going to hit the screens soon. It's none other than Mamangam. The film will have an overall release on November 21.

Mamaankam movie stars Megastar Padma Shri Mammootty in the lead with the incredible supporting job from Unni Mukundan and is touted to be a major spending period drama spinning around a medieval feast which is led in every twelve years in the banks of Bharathapuzha in Thirunavaya area. The film tells the story of warriors named Chaaverukal and his offer to topple the Zamorin ruler. Prestigious director M Padmakumar had directed this Magnum creation. Adapted Screenplay is being written by Shanker Ramakrishnan. Venu Kunnampilly is the producer of Maamaankam under his production house Kavya Films. The movie is touted to be the most costly film in Malayalam film industry.

Historical Movies give us a nerve-racking look in the brutal and pestilential demonstrations of humankind. The teaser of the film has gotten a colossal effect on the film watchers crosswise over India. Particularly the background score made by Sanchit Balhara, the man behind Padmaavat, Bajirao Mastani, and War. The film is releasing in Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, and Malayalam around the same time over the globe. The teaser didn't concentrate much on the character of Mammotty. Indeed, even his name in the film or his character is stayed quiet about by the makers. Unni Mukundan sparkles as a warrior in the teaser and it is by all accounts his career-best. His aggressive looks and etched body caught the eye of audiences.

Mamangam isn't well known for its budget and names yet in addition to its immense generation of sets. The sets are made in 18 acres of land of plot in a spot where the old-time is re-created and was raised by near thousand workers and cost around 5 crores. The war sequences of the film were shot in 20 acres of land which was worked by around 2000 laborers and costing 10 crores. Big sets were raised there for its epic climax portions. Sham Kaushal is the action choreographer and he says the film is improved with antiquated combative techniques form 'Kalaripayattu'. The actors have experienced preparing for Kalaripayattu and horse riding. The actors including Mammootty, Unni Mukundan and Manikuttan have undergone drastic physical changes for the film. Achuthan who is trained with Kalaripayattu was roped in to assume a significant character as a 15-year kid who is the youngest warrior in the historical backdrop of Mamankam.

Not at all like from other huge spending films Mamangam relays majorly on actors from Malayalam. There is such a major number of actors in the film. Prachi Tehlan, Anu Sithara, and Hindi film actress Prachi Desai was roped in to play the female lead with Kaniha, Iniya, Siddique, Sudev Nair, Suresh Krishna Manikkuttan and Tarun Arora. M Jayachandran forms the music for this notable film. Raja Mohammed is the editor and Manoj Pillai is the Cinematographer.

The inquisitive personalities are ventured into the future however it has been noticed that the historical backdrop of the past footprints tailed us. The History never kicks the bucket yet it braces it over and over. Mamangam will be a respect to unrecognized yet truly great heroes and the echoes still remind us of the brilliant and the battling times of that period.