Ronth

Malayalam movie Ronth what a neatly crafted police story just mind blowing.👌👌👌 It's a story of 2 simple cops who work on a night shift patrolling and what all issues and cases they face is the plot and next day how it changes their life is shown.

In today's malayalam cinema cop related movies are shown very realistic no stylish approach, no big bang entry , no mass dailogue and all just being simple and realistic. The credit goes to the writer and director Shahi Kabir.

Shahi khabir is now one of the best writers in malayalam cinema and all his movies are worth watching and best of the best . Nayattu, Eratta, Joseph , Officer on Duty All these movies gave different perspective and stories of a police Officer. Ronth movie will also be in the list of one of the best thriller movies to watch starring Dileesh Pothan Roshan Mathew .

Was suprised to see Lakshmi Menon .She was brilliant ..a excellent journey from.reels to reality movies ..well done.

Excellent performance by all the actors how these 2 cops Dileesh and Roshans character explore the traumatic events and deepest fears that they have to deal in their professional life they have done full justice to those characters.

A brilliant story that is hard hitting especially the climax scene. . If you love police stories, crime thrillers then it's a must must watch.

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The name Shahi Kabir is enough to pull you into this interestingly minimal night patrol cop drama. The leads (Dileesh Pothan and Roshan Mathew) are well-written, and both their performances are superbly effective. We, as audiences, get to witness possibly one of the most compelling, challenging nights they go through as Officers on Patrol Duty (pun intended). The North Kerala landscape also adds so much to the proceedings, successfully sending chills down our spine when needed. The cases they deal with are also emotionally hard-hitting and carry life-altering consequences, making each incident either add more baggage or connect to a larger thread of events.

The setup is minimal when you think of it, but the writing and direction are splendid. The dialogues swing between humourously relatable and deeply moving; it's safe to say that both sides of the coin are effective. And when you know it's part of the Shahi Kabir Copverse™ (loved the Nayattu connection), you'd be anticipating that feeling of heaviness in the chest as the film concludes. I'm amazed how the writer-director can tell these realistically grounded stories as a cop himself.

Manesh Madhavan's scintillating cinematography (almost 3/4ths of the film unfolds at night), Anil Johnson's affecting music, and Praveen Mangalath's editing all help the film to a great extent. Certain parts of it could've easily been tagged as "psychological horror," and I would agree. I was instantly reminded of Training Day when I watched the trailer, but Ronth is a greater emotional beast, and it carries a core that's easy to connect to.

Cop stories are always a matter of stylish approach, and maverick dialogues blend with the mass appeal of a star. It's the common notion that we (especially Indian films) follow from the past. But when we look into today's Malayalam cinema, the cop related subject seems to be more realistic, where we feel that it is directly showing the routine or the work behind the police force. There is no over portrayal of anything. Nayattu, Eratta, Joseph, Ila veezha poonjira, etc, are some of those kinds of films. The new outcome from the Malayalam film industry, Ronth, can also be attributed to the above category. It's a simple cop story revolving around two police officers, Yohannan (Dileesh Pothan) and Dinnath (Roshan Mathew). Yohannan is a veteran, an experienced police officer, and Dinnath is a newbie, who is inexperienced. Ronth means that Patrolling is the basic idea or plot of the story. These two police officers are subjected to doing their night patrolling, and in the course of that night, they encounter many incidents, and one of the incidents negatively impacts them, which leads to chaos in their lives. I don't want to spoil the film because it is running successfully in theatres. Apart from their professional diaspora, the two police officers are emotionally bound to their families. Yohannan's wife Salomi is mentally retarded so he keeps her happy all the time and also do the household chores. He loves Salomi deeply, and it is evident all over the film. On the other side, Dinnath is living in police quarters with his wife, daughter (3-5 age), and his mother. His daughter is suffering from fever, and that is the sentimental element that works there. These two simple police officers are doing their job and confront many on a single night leads them and shatters their lives. Shahi Kabir's writing and direction were top-notch, which always put the audience into the atmosphere of Yohannan and Dinnath. We can choose whom we are inclined to. The tragic incident happened in a small course of time, will disturb us and follow us for a couple of days, like me.

Another hard-hitting episode in the life of a police officer.

Shahi Kabir once again excels in portraying police procedures with gripping realism, much like in his previous ventures. His writing captures the nuances of law enforcement with precision and authenticity. As seen in his previous works, his writing doesn't just sketch the surface-it dives deep into the psychological and systemic layers of law enforcement, offering a portrait that is both authentic and unsettling.

Dileesh Pothan delivers a standout performance-subtle yet deeply impactful-worthy of award recognition. Roshan too gives his best, contributing solidly to the film's emotional and narrative weight.

Good film must watch very realistic narrations , you can't find any overacting, no melodrama

Superb , No boring sequences Directed well also Dileesh pothan & Roshan Mathews did a wonderful job

you don't need big budgets or loud drama to make good movies, simple stories which has real life toching moments are enough

This film has following .. Realistic screenplay Engaging from start to finish ,no boring moments love the lifelike performances powerful direction for sure haunting atmosphere

Ronth and it's team. Will show industry how to make good movies in malayalam with out bluffing wrong theater collection details and marketing tactics to get the audience.