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NAVAS ATHANIKKAL
PERUMANI
"Perumani" is a charming, light-hearted film directed by Maju.
The story is a beautiful tale of a village that is set to believe in their own beliefs and misbeliefs. The film's satire on societal superstitions gives the narrative its weight.
One of the film's strongest points is its unique and aesthetic narrative style. The visually pleasing cinematography, with its beautiful colour palette, enhances the film's mood. Gopi Sundar's music is also nice.
The performances by the cast are commendable. Vinay Forrt delivers a superb performance as Nassar, and Navas Vallikkunnu, Lukman Avaran, Sunny Wayne, and Deepa Thomas also provide solid performances, as do the other supporting actors.
Overall, "Perumani" is a small, fun, and enjoyable film. It's a worthy watch.
7 Oct’25 13:58
Movie Lover
Maju shapes Perumani into a sharp‑edged satire that playfully skewers
superstition, male ego, and the politics of small‑town life. Its visual language — marked by wide‑angle
Athul Prasanna
It is a story of a village that gives the vibe of movies like Amen and Iblis.
A movie written and directed by Maju after the movie Appan.
The movie connects the audience to the
Binge Label
This is a decent satire with plenty of comedic moments, largely driven by Vinay
Fort's performance.