The best Amala Paul’s drama movies
Today we present the best Amala Paul’s movies. If you are a great movie fan, you will surely know most of them, but we hope to discover a movie that you have not yet seen … and that you love! Let’s go there with the best Amala Paul’s movies.
Aadujeevitham
8.7/10
Velaiyilla Pattathari
7.8/10
Raghuvaran, who is unemployed for years, gets his dream job but a powerful rival is keen to put him down. Can he take on his adversary?
Deiva Thirumagal
8.2/10
A mentally retarded man fights for custody of his 7-year-old daughter, and in the process teaches his opponent lawyer the value of love and family.
Thalaivaa
6.2/10
A mafia don sends his son out of the country because he doesn't want even a shadow of his life falling on him. Destiny wills otherwise. The son makes an innocuous trip to Mumbai to visit his dad. And ends up filling his father's large shoes.
Mili
6/10
Mili is a motivational film about Mili, an introvert girl who is very depressed. But she finds it in herself to think of her nadir as but a stepping stone to success. She chooses to rise above the challenges and take back the reins of her life.
Iyobinte Pusthakam
7.7/10
Set in the backdrop of the picturesque Munnar, it tells the story of Iyob, a slave-turned-master.
Amma Kanakku
6.9/10
A mother tries to persuade her daughter who has given up on her studies to pursue her education despite the financial burdens.
Kathai Thiraikathai Vasanam Iyakkam
6.7/10
A scriptwriter calls his friends over for a discussion to create a script for his first film. The group consists of a cinematographer, a director-wannabe with 40 years of experience and three young assistant directors.
Pasanga 2
7.3/10
The frustrated parents of two hyperactive kids realise the key to unlock their kids' potential lies in them accepting the kids' exuberant nature, thanks to an understanding doctor and his teacher wife.
Naayak
5.6/10
A young man and his lookalike team up to fight injustice and settle their personal scores with the evildoers.
Kutty Story
5.5/10
An anthology of four stories that revolve around man-woman relationships.
Muppozhudhum Un Karpanaigal
4.8/10
A man falls in love with a beautiful girl, who also loves him. But later, after the man gets injured in a car accident, the truth about her identity is revealed.
Neelathamara
6.2/10
Director Lal Jose is all ready with Neela Thamara, a remake of the 1979 hit by the same name, that was scripted by M.T. Vasudevan Nair and directed by Yusaf Ali Kechery. The film has had its shoot at various locations as Pattambi, Malamalkavu, Chamravattam, Kuttippuram and Thavanur.
Mynaa
7.4/10
To avoid getting into an unwanted marriage, Mynaa escapes with her childhood love, Suruli, and plans to marry him. Along the way, they face many problems and fate has something drastic in store.
Bejawada
3.3/10
A fearless young man sets out to avenge his brother's death by eliminating the devious criminals responsible for the murder. In the process, he must also fight for justice and save the labourers' and students' unions from the gangster's ruthless tyranny. Will he succeed in his mission?
Hebbuli
6.7/10
A fearless commando arrives home at the news of his brother's suicide until he starts to deeply investigate the reason behind his mysterious demise.
Akashathinte Niram
6.7/10
A burglar, in a bid to rob an old man, gets stranded on an island with a little boy, a beautiful deaf-mute girl and a man with a stutter. Marooned, he is now forced to confront living with nature.
2 Penkuttikal
6.1/10
2 Penkuttikal discussed the issues faced by young girls and women in our society. Achu and Anagha are close friends, who decide to bunk their class to visit a mall in the city.Their visit to the city changes their life and what happens next form the crux of the film
