King of Kotha
King of Kotha movie review: Though the Dulquer Salmaan-starrer possessed the potential to be celebrated alongside iconic gangster movies like Satya, Vada Chennai, and Gangs of Wasseypur, its failure to feature a compelling narrative prevents it from reaching the lofty heights. In a crime-infested town, Kannan bhai and his gang are the reigning powers. To combat this reign and seek revenge, Inspector Shahul tactfully plots the return of the 'King', leading to a transformative turn of events. King of Kotha is arguably the first-ever Malayalam film to be made and promoted in line with the ongoing ‘pan-India’ trend. Abhilash Joshiy’s gangster saga, starring Dulquer Salmaan in the titular role, entered the scene amid high expectations and promotional efforts, setting a new standard for Malayalam cinema. Before we delve into discussing the film, take a moment to reflect on your all-time favourite gangster movies (not to confuse this with mere action thrillers), if any. What makes them special to you? Is it the action sequences, filmmaking style, performances, and technical elements alone that endear them to you? Isn’t the way the story unfolds, develops, and concludes, enriched with a blend of emotions, also a significant reason for your fondness? Didn’t their exceptional scripts, along with other elements, play a part in crafting such masterpieces? Let’s put a pin in it for the time being. Download


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