(Clockwise from top left) The Great Father, Pulimurugan, Take Off, Angamaly Diaries The revenue from the various regions, satellite rights and overseas market has certainly made its producer Vijay Babu and director Lijo Jose happy! Angamaly is a splendid tip of the hat to French noir and packs more than one solid punch - especially considering how little it cost to make this film. And we are still counting, as the makers of Angamaly Diaries have taken the movie to Mumbai screening halls and the who’s who of Indian cinema have applauded the effort behind this delightful film, which has 86 newcomers and a 11.2-minute single shot climax sequence. The Malayalam film industry finds itself the subject of a renewed focus - especially with Mohanlal’s Pulimurugan, which earned a whopping Rs 150 crores in box office collections, bringing attention to cinema from the south that isn’t in the Telugu or Tamil language.Ī big film doing well outside Kerala means that smaller budget Malayalam films get screening space outside the theatres too - such as Lijo Jose Pellissery’s smash-hit Angamaly Diaries and Mahesh Narayanan’s Take Off.Īngamaly Diaries was made for less than Rs 3 crore and in its third week at the theatres, collected more than Rs 8 crore in box office earnings. It is even better to be an actor in a Malayalam film. It is a good time to be a producer in the Malayalam film industry.
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