Looks like the actor was killing time in between shots by clicking selfies. Ayushmann shared a photo of the song 'Uyiril Thodum' and wrote, "Can never get over the soundtrack," along with a heart emoji.Īpart from sharing his love for the Malayalam songs, Ayushmann also shared some candid shots from his shoot day. Sharing a screenshot of one of the songs that he was listening to, Ayushmann revealed that he simply 'cannot get over' the Fahadh Faasil starrer's soundtrack. Recently, Ayushmann took to social media to profess his love for another film's soundtrack and it was none other than the superhit Malayalam film Kumbalangi Nights. Apart from signing some great scripts, the 'Article 15' actor is a music lover and is even known to lend his voice to his own songs in a film. A great actor and a talented singer are the top two things he is often known for.
Review kumbalangi nights movie#
That said, if you haven’t watched Kumbalangi yet, do I need to say more? Heartfelt gratitude to Madhu C Narayanan, Syam Pushkaran and all the countless others who worked to make that movie come to life, to stir up all these emotions in me.Ayushmann Khurrana is many things rolled into one. Only then may I fill that void I feel inside of me. “Make peace here, today, right now, wherever I am, with whatever and whoever I am.” Maybe that is why I want to tell the stories that I have in my head. Maybe if I make a movie and have people inhabit those worlds that I create, maybe in that space I might feel less lonely. The make believe worlds that I have in my head. Unlike Kumbalangi, it isn’t an actual place, but more of something in my head. To make people part of a world that I inhibit. To Touch People Like How Kumbalangi Did to Me Why do I feel so worthless? Through my studies I know it’s some childhood emotion that is coming up and I’m unable to identify it. I usually do have these phases of confusion. Actually, it isn’t that strange when I think about it. Or is it because I’m trying to find my own path and the loneliness I feel in that? Strange that I’m unable to discern. What better a testament can there be for a movie? But I went alone and the two people who sat beside me were also those who had come alone to watch the movie.
Was it because I saw the movie alone? Yes, there were many others in the theatre, even though the movie was released three months back. To make us feel part of a place.” Yet I Feel So Lonely Right Now To connect us to a world that we barely know of. “Isn’t this what stories are supposed to do.
How beautifully have they created that world, a world that I would perhaps not even glance at, had my car passed through there. Never have I seen such local people being portrayed so close to the characters that I can come to know of, that it feels good, weird, different, surprising. It makes me look at the fishermen folks differently. The world they created, is so far removed from the world that I know of. It’s only my thoughts, my feelings. Or was it the brilliance of the team behind the movie that made me feel like I know those characters? One email years back does not mean anything (she had mailed in her portfolio for an Ad that I was assisting in, without even her name, and I mocked her in my reply which doubt she or anyone remembers, but me). Was it the music? The characters? The actors? The story? The direction? What is this sense of loss that I feel after watching it? A feeling of being alone, of fear, of longing for something?Īnna Ben (who plays ‘Baby’ opposite Shane Nigam) feels like I know her, though in fact I don’t. Man, what a mind that I’ve grown up with! Am I so insecure that I can’t even accept that someone is really talented? Why is it difficult for me admit that it’s a really good movie? Maybe I feel that by accepting the fact that someone outdid me, someone is more talented than me, someone is more gifted than me, pokes at my complex bubble. What a lovely movie, Kumbalangi Nights, though I hate to admit it. Note: This is not strictly a review of the movie.