Manjula gets married to another guy, and leaves abroad and Rameshan, being compelled by his parents and friends, marries Susheela (Srindaa Ashab), whom he finds to be the only person in India, who doesn't know about Sachin Tendulkar. Rameshan on the contrary, can't leave his passion for cricket as he attends almost all village cricket matches even after growing up and looking after his father's workshop. At school, Rameshan has his love Manjula (Nikki Galrani), who after their studies eagerly hopes for Rameshan to find a good job and to marry her. Gopi Aashaan (Joy Mathew), Rameshan's father, running a mechanic shop, is all against his son's love for cricket, which had spoiled his ambitions of Rameshan becoming a mechanical engineer. Rameshan, the star batsman, Pappan (Saiju Kurup), Babukuttan (Sanju), Saji (Dinesh), Prahladan (Neeraj Madhav), Mantle Johny (Kalabhavan Prajod), Varkey, Chandru, Basheer, forming the rest of the gang.They grow up holding cricket to their hearts. The movie just tells about Cricket, Cricket and Cricket! I assure, this movie is going to be a visual treat for all those cricket lovers out there!
1983 MALAYALAM MOVIE 2014 PROFESSIONAL
The movie is based on the personal and professional life of a cricketer.1983 tells the story of two decade.The story is happening in the backdrop of a visually appealing village, BrahmamangalamThe movie revolves around the lead character Rameshan (Nivin Pauly) and his memories from 1983 to the present including his affair with Manjula (Nikki Galrani).India wins the first cricket World Cup under Kapil Dev in 1983 and that has in fact motivated the youth of Kerala and this movie starts right then. 1983, the maiden attempt of the photographer turned director Abrid Shine talks about Cricket, Friendship and Love.After back to back hit Nivin Pauly is potraying the lead role in 1983 along with Anoop Menon and Aju Varghese. 1983 demands attention because of its unassuming simplicity and a rare cheerful sense it brings into each of its sequence.1983 is a romantic entertainer movie, which is set in a village and it is about the love and affection of a group of people towards Cricket. The slack that seeps in at times is pardonable for the earnestness of this film. The sporting moments are filmed with verve, warding off jarring special effects and sticking to what is essential. Nivin Pauly lends a gentle, subdued beauty to Rameshan switching from his cricket-obsessed youth into a father who is keen to sense the instincts of his kid. The film stays rooted and doesn’t morph into an eye-popping starry ride that usually marks sports-centred narratives.
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The plot is shaped on a youth who idolizes Sachin, a reason genuine enough for the TV clips featuring Sachin consuming the screen space. The romance that is stitched into the tale glides along, often tickling and sometimes throbbing. He is not over-ambitious either strictly confining his plot with a matured sense of measure. He pushes it along with intent and purpose, making his characters taste bitter losses in life and letting them indulge in their own share of regrets. Above all they share the joy of victory with teary eyes and toothy smiles.Ībrid makes a scintillating debut making sure that his narrative doesn’t drown in memories. The boys nonchalantly bearing the mild chidings of their parents and youths flinging earthy quips at each other in the middle of a cricket game.
In between, the film threads along gently reproducing the glorious vestiges of Indian cricket, a group of lads absorbing the frisson of World Cup win of 1983 from the grainy images of old Doordarshan.ġ983 is a sweet, bottled nostalgia spreading out the rustic visuals of lads carving bats out of coconut palms and turning dusty, sparsely green patches in their village into vibrant cricket grounds. Thus the film captures the boy (Rameshan) pouching a cricket ball on the move, hurtling himself on dew-tipped grass and glancing at the dew drops on grass tops a splendidly conceived shot which stands out for its sheer beauty.
It’s all about a youth Rameshan (Nivin Pauly) hopelessly smitten by cricket.Ībrid plays out a smart narrative pattern connecting one scene with another by virtue of a word or sometimes a simple shred of a dialogue. Review: 1983 glows with a charming exuberance mostly because of its central theme of cricket and partly due to its collection of sparkling memories. Story: The film follows a set of village youths who are deeply obsessed with cricket and how their lives shape up in future.
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