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'''''Nayakan''''' is a 2010 [[Malayalam]] [[crime film]] directed by [[Lijo Jose Pellissery]] and written by P. S. Rafeeq. It stars [[Indrajith Sukumaran|Indrajith]], [[Thilakan]], [[Jagathy Sreekumar]], [[Dhanya Mary Varghese]] and [[Siddique (actor)|Siddique]].
'''''Nayakan''''' is a 2010 [[Malayalam]] [[crime film]] directed by [[Lijo Jose Pellissery]] and written by P. S. Rafeeq. It stars [[Indrajith Sukumaran|Indrajith]], [[Thilakan]], [[Jagathy Sreekumar]], [[Dhanya Mary Varghese]] and [[Siddique (actor)|Siddique]].

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Nayakan
Promotional film poster
Directed byLijo Jose Pellissery
Written byP. S. Rafeeq
Produced byAnoop Johnson Karedan
Sonu Singh (executive producer)
Starring
Narrated byIndrajith
CinematographyManoj Paramahamsa
Edited byManoj
Music byPrashant Pillai
Production
companies
Illuminato
Kaithakkatu Visual Media
Release date
  • 19 March 2010 (2010-03-19)
Running time
135 minutes
CountryIndia
LanguageMalayalam
Budget7 crores
Box office13 crores

Nayakan is a 2010 Malayalam crime film directed by Lijo Jose Pellissery and written by P. S. Rafeeq. It stars Indrajith, Thilakan, Jagathy Sreekumar, Dhanya Mary Varghese and Siddique.

The film revolves around a Kathakali artist, Vardanunni (Indrajith), who joins the underworld to take revenge on those who killed his family and destroyed his life.

Plot

V. Together they decide to take revenge against JS and with clever tactics they trap JS by the end of the movie and kill him.

Cast

Crew

  • Lyrics: Sachidanandan Puzhamkara
  • Music: Prashant pillai
  • Finance Controllers: Mejo Kodakara & Nirmal Bose
  • Stills: Kaanchan
  • Costume design: Sunil Rahman
  • Make-up: Rajiv Angamaly & Suresh Purathoor (Indrajith Sukumaran)
  • Production executive: S. Murugan
  • Lab: Gemini Colour Lab
  • Sound Recording: Vismaya Max
  • Sound Engineer: Ajith
  • Art Director: Salu K. George
  • Sound Design: Renganaath Ravee
  • Associate director: Nitheesh Shakti
  • Production controller: Anil Mathew
  • Editor: Manoj
  • Cinematography: Manoj Paramahamsa
  • Story, Screenplay, dialogues: P. S. Rafeeq
  • Executive producer: Sonu Singh
  • Producer: Anoop Johnson Karedan
  • Director: Lijo Jose Pellissery

Reviews

The film mostly received positive reviews from critics. Veeyen of Nowrunning.com rated the film and wrote: "Nayakan is an exceptionally polished film, a strange combine of a creepy drama and a jet-black thriller that gradually builds to an almost chimerical climax." The reviewer was all praise for the technical parts of the film. He writes: "The non-intrusive background score and a remarkable musical score by Prashant Pillai that gels adeptly with the murky mood of the film gets under your skin as much as the film does. Manoj Paramahamsa's camera is nothing short of savage, and probes into every nook and corner when it's not lurking around unnoticed." The critic appreciates the direction writing: "'Nayakan' would have ended up as another routine study on the spirit of retribution, had it not had an enterprising director at its helm. Lijo makes an imposing debut with the film that prickles our senses with plenty of smart moments."[1] Paresh C Palicha of Rediff.com wrote: "There are films that pleasantly surprise you in times when originality goes for a toss. One such film is Nayakan, a Malayalam film that not only grabs your attention by its originality of premise or treatment, but by its sincerity as well."[2] A critic from Sify.com commented: "There have been not many films in Malayalam during recent times that make such an impact in the viewer's mind as debutant director Lijo Jose Pellissery's Nayakan."[3] Oneindia.in's reviewer said: "Nayakan is an extra ordinary one with a new impact on the audience."[4]

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