Dan Jose

Sony is a kind man, a good Christian. He is always willing to lend his fellow villagers a helping hand, assist struggling children with their school lessons or organise volunteer activities. When an outcast family is struck by tragedy, he negotiates with the Church to rehabilitate them financially. Sony is not just the connective tissue, but the beating heart of this small Catholic village. Under his genial exterior, however, lurks something dark.

Chandraprakash, a well-known TV news anchor, comes under undue pressure from his higher-ups to bring competitive exclusives, which urges him to leave the job. When a rival media group offers him a new job, he rebrands himself into a loud, tyrannical journalist, catering to those looking for news theatrics.

Chandraprakash, a well-known TV news anchor, comes under undue pressure from his higher-ups to bring competitive exclusives, which urges him to leave the job. When a rival media group offers him a new job, he rebrands himself into a loud, tyrannical journalist, catering to those looking for news theatrics.

Set in a remote island in Kerala, Kakathuruth tells the tale of Jose, a newcomer to the island who befriends Kannappan, a fish farmer from a neighbouring plot. Kannappan and his father are the only people remaining in the line of fish farmers who have been living in the island for centuries. As the story progresses, it becomes clear that Jose may have an ulterior motive.

A cheerful and fun-loving Sara working towards her dream of becoming a filmmaker meets Jeevan with whom she relates on various of her choices, especially the choice of not having a child. The movie is a light-hearted take on how society and family pressurize young couples in matters concerning relationships, marriage and pregnancy.

An anthology film that takes you to different eras in the history of Kerala through three stories about relationships and emotions.