PremiumHere are a few Asif Ali-starrers on Manorama Max that you should not skip
Over the years, the actor has demonstrated his ability to excel by effortlessly carrying out any role in a number of films. Here are some of his films that you must not miss on Manorama Max.
Last Updated: 10.01 PM, Jun 02, 2024
People are praising Asif Ali for his impressive performance in his latest investigative thriller, Thalavan, which marked his successful comeback. Over the years, the actor has demonstrated his ability to excel by effortlessly carrying out any role in a number of films. Here are some of his films that you must not miss on Manorama Max. You may view these flicks on OTTplay Premium as well.
Asif Ali-starrers on Manorama Max
Uyare
This movie chronicles the life of Pallavi Raveendran, a woman with an obsessed boyfriend and dreams of becoming a pilot. When Pallavi can't fit Govind into her time frame, things get ugly. Govind gets upset about this and throws acid in Pallavi's face. The narrative centres on Pallavi realising her dream and embracing her new appearance. The audience praised Asif Ali's portrayal of the resentful and possessive boyfriend.
Kotthu
The movie, which is based on actual events, chronicles the struggles of Northern Keralan political party workers who are driven by an urge for violence and rebellion. This movie is among the best of Asif Ali's career because of his subtle performance in the lead role.
Vijay Superum Pournamiyum
The movie centres on the life of Vijay, an engineer with aspirations to open his own restaurant. He meets Pournami, an MBA alum, accidentally as part of a marriage proposal. The two get to know one another well and eventually fall in love, but they still have to work towards their goals. In this film, the actor has succeeded in giving an emotionally charged as well as lighthearted performance.
Salt N’ Pepper
By coincidence, Maya, who also enjoys cooking and eating, calls Kalidasan. They soon begin to feel something for each another. People were won over by this film's simple theme, especially the way it used food, a common passion, to express love. Asif gives the movie a humorous element, and youngsters of that era would have found his character appealing.