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Jallikattu

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An escaped buffalo triggers a frenzy of ecstatic violence in a remote village.

Release Date : 2019-10-04

Language :Malayalam

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : Opus PentaChembosky Motion PicturesKasargod Aadamee PicturesLijo Jose Pellissery Movie House

Production Country : India

Alternative Titles :

Cast

Antony Varghese

Character Name : Antony

Original Name : Antony Varghese

Gender : Male

Chemban Vinod Jose

Character Name : 'Kalan' Varkey

Original Name : Chemban Vinod Jose

Gender : Male

Sabumon Abdusamad

Character Name : Kuttachan

Original Name : സാബുമോൻ അബ്ദുസമദ്

Gender : Male

Santhy Balachandran

Character Name : Sophie

Original Name : Santhy Balachandran

Gender : Female

Jaffer Idukki

Character Name : Kuriachan

Original Name : Jaffer Idukki

Gender : Male

Vinod Kozhikode

Character Name : 'Naxalite' Prabhakaran

Original Name : Vinod Kozhikode

Gender : Male

Tinu Pappachan

Character Name : Sub Inspector

Original Name : Tinu Pappachan

Gender : Male

Jayashankar

Character Name : Tea Shop Owner

Original Name : Jayashankar

Gender : Male

Shobha Singh

Character Name : Kuriachan's Wife

Original Name : Shobha Singh

Gender : Male

Anil K Sivaram

Character Name :

Original Name : Anil K Sivaram

Gender : Male

Reviews

S

SWITCH.

@maketheSWITCH

2021-06-23

In one key scene, an old man sitting in the warmth of a night fire observes, “this land had once been full of animals, and it is still so, look at those two-legged creatures.“ Are humans still basically Neanderthal hunter-gatherers, scooping up everything within reach - even women - while battling to the death for primacy and first dibs on the biggest slab of meat? 'Jallikattu' is a clever, handsomely shot and frequently laugh-aloud sociopolitical critique that asks whether humanity has really evolved that far from its crude beginnings. - Jake Watt Read Jake's full article... https://www.maketheswitch.com.au/article/review-jallikattu-visually-stunning-and-absurdly-funny-sociopolitical-critique