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Partiv Rajeev
"I watched the movie Mollywood Times.
It was a fabulous movie, and I could really relate to it. As an aspiring filmmaker, I felt a strong connection to the story. Abhinav Sundar Nayak's previous film, Mukundan Unni Associates, gave me high hopes for this one, and he definitely delivered.
Naslen was the real gem of the movie. His performance was very convincing, and I connected deeply with his character, Vineeth Madhavan, in almost every scene. Everything else about the movie was outstanding as well.
Overall, it is a fantastic film. It serves as great motivation for aspiring filmmakers to work hard and achieve their dreams."
9 Jun’26 15:06
Aadhityaa Parthasarathy
A drama which showcases the struggle of a filmmaker.
Nice visuals and art direction.
Dharunn Sakthivel
A love letter to Abhinav Sunder 'People are Perverts' Nayak.
I think bro went through a writer's block phase, suffered in it, exhausted, the aftermath was Mollywood Times,
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Suchit Seth
I thoroughly enjoyed Abhinav Sunder Nayak’s new film Mollywood Times because it
works effectively well as a slow burn drama powered by wonderful performances from Naslen and the
🍿 Popcorn Scale
✨ Review
Mollywood Times is a light-hearted satire that takes a fun dig at the
Malayalam film industry while also telling a surprisingly relatable story.
The film follows a
Thala Buddy
Masterpiece
Abin Babu
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The Cine Column
Unlike traditional underdog cinema that charts a neat rise to glory, Mollywood
Times follows a filmmaker’s grueling ten‑year odyssey. The first half captures the baby steps and
Gautham Harikumar
“The Ugly Side of Chasing Cinema”
Movies about cinema usually follow a
familiar journey of struggles and success. However, Mollywood Times avoids that formula and stays true to
Dhanush R
Whatever aspirations you have or whatever plans you have, there is no necessity
that things must go as per your plan. Everything is random in this universe. Things will unfold in
Popcorn Reviewss
#MollywoodTimes operates as a haunting love-hate letter to cinema, spinning a
narrative that unfolds with the unsettling dread of a meta-horror story. While its highly niche
Raveena 's
Dreamer, Beginner, Director.
And the unusual usual turn of events throughout this. The portrayed individualism earns admiration! I enjoyed how the writers's mind and editor's
KC Jacob
There are some fields where passion, patience and hard work alone are not
enough. Sometimes, even luck is not enough to survive. The movie industry is one such place. Abhinav
Suranjan. Cinema
👍🏻
Harikrishnan P S
Abhinav Sundar Nayak is one of the most honest directors in recent times.
As someone who doesn’t really believe in poetic justice, Mukundan Unni Associates worked perfectly for
Jinesh Muralidharan
Abhinav has done it again with Mollywood times by creating something unique .
In Mukundan Unni we had a protagonist who will do absolutely anything to succeed but in Mukundan Unni
Harshith ArunKumar
AN EXUBERANT BEHIND-THE-SCENES LOOK AT THE CHAOTIC WORLD OF CINEMA.
Abhinav takes the audience on the journey of an aspiring filmmaker, tracking his evolution from the moment
MAISON DUCINÉMA (Formarly - Manohar Devkar)
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Uma Mohan
How much passionate you are or hard work you put in is not enough,luck is also
necessary . Some things are not in your control and you need not be the best to hog limelight.
This
Cinema B.E
Dark Reality in cinema industry, how cinema industry politics work, one good
man destiny changes, many insights towards cinema 🙌🏻 Abinav & writer Ramu Sunil 👏🏻 made each and
MAN OF CINEMA
A fun & interesting premise is ruined by cockiness of crybaby filmmaker who
wants to play victim and at the same time acts so aroogant, ignorant piece of shit through the
Shridhar Manivannan
the most honest, brutal, beautiful coming of age film I had ever seen.
It almost felt like a tight slap for those who wander in fantasies and not accepting the reality! Loved it
A S K
- A true hate letter to cinema with Abhinav Sundar Nayak’s signature style of
filmmaking and dark humour which landed well with me. Great direction, cinematography, engaging
Athul Prasanna
A love letter to Malayalam cinema.
Another bold attempt from Abinav Sundar Nayak's usual style.
A film that gives freshness with its script and making right from the beginning of
Sugil SG
Unconventional and brutally honest.
A brutal 'Hate Letter to Cinema'.
Like the director's previous film 'Mukundan Unni Associates', this film also carries unconventional