NoBJP state president K. praised Tun Unni Mukundan and Malikappuram cinema. Surendran. Surendran wrote on Facebook that the film gave him the experience of going to Sabarimala and returning home to Ayyappaswamy. Everyone who has gone to Sabarimala has a presence of Swami that they feel somewhere in their journey. That is what we were able to see through Malikappuram, added Surendran.
K Surendran’s Facebook post
Saw Malikpuram. The feeling of going to Sabarimala and returning from worshiping Ayyappaswamy. A beautiful film that will make any Ayyappa devotee cry, clap and take refuge. All those who have been to Sabarimala have a presence of Swami that they feel somewhere along their journey. That is what we can see through Malikappuram.
The highlight of this film is the dialogue in the movie ‘Bhaktan kede Ishwaran Manna Roopatham’. An eight-year-old girl’s devotion to Ayyappa through her grandmother and her longing to meet her Swami. The director has also managed to present the risk she takes for it.
Unni Mukundan is on a roll in the second half. The fight scene in the forest and the background music brings us to the peak of excitement. Unni’s fight scenes are brilliant like the climactic scene in Kantara. Another thing worth mentioning is the children’s acting.
Kallu Malikappuram and Unni Swamy gave a performance that won the hearts of the audience. Saiju Kurupam and Ramesh Pisharadi have done their roles beautifully. There is no doubt that Malayalees all over the world will cherish this film – K Surendran wrote on Facebook.