PremiumPhilip’s, Makal and more; Here’s a list of Manorama Max films that discuss tense parent-child relationships
The list of Malayalam films on Manorama Max that address tense parent-child relationships and how most of them attempt to mend them successfully can be found here.
Last Updated: 09.37 PM, Apr 06, 2024
Malayalam films have portrayed parent-child relationship in a number of ways, from the problems and upheaval brought about by dysfunctional families to the importance of good parenting. As this was going on, some discussed the strain that exists between parents and children as a result of the generational divide and changing emotional dynamics.
The list of Malayalam films on Manorama Max that address tense parent-child relationships and how most of them attempt to mend them successfully can be found here. These movies are also available on OTT Premium.
Philip’s
Philip lives in Bengaluru with his three children, Betty, Blessy, and Basil. Their lives start to fall apart after a shocking incident, especially when Philip decides to prioritise a legal case over something much more important. The central question of this film is whether or not the family will remain intact during this difficult time. The film, which is Mukesh's 300th film, won praise for its poignant and funny scenes.
Makal
Nandan returns home to his wife Juliet and daughter, Aparna, after over ten years in the Gulf. After securing employment, Juliet relocates to a different area, allowing Nandan to develop a relationship with his daughter. What effects will miscommunication and the generational divide have on their relationship forms the crux of the film.
Anugraheethan Antony
The main character of the film is Antony (Sunny Wayne), a lazy young man who his father views as a failure. Siddique, Antony's father, comes with two pet dogs to taunt and replace Antony. Antony's life is mysteriously changed by this set of events as well as by meeting the love of his life, Sanjana (Gouri Kishen).
Meow
Meow tells the story of Dasthaker, who manages to understand his children and make ends meet after his wife, a homemaker, leaves their home because of his strict behaviour. As Dasthaker gets to know his children better and grows as a person, the film also evolves. Soubin Shahir plays Dasthaker, while Mamta Mohandas appears as his wife, Sulu.