Christian Brothers (2011)Christy (Mohan Lal) is framed for killing the kidnapper of the home minister's daughter while trying to save her and now he has to prove his innocence to his father. Director:JoshiWriter:Siby Thomas Udayakrishna (screenplay) |
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Christi Varghese
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Suresh Gopi | ... |
Joseph Vadakkan
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Dilip | ... |
Joji Varghese Mappila
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Sarath Kumar | ... |
Andrews Bandra aka Kareem Lala
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Kavya Madhavan | ... |
Meenakshi
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Sofie
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Kanika | ... |
Stella
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Lakshmi Gopalaswamy | ... |
Jessy
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Jagathi Sreekumar | ... |
Kochuthomma
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Biju Menon | ... |
Hariharan Thampy
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Vijayaraghavan | ... |
Kunnel Kumaran Thampy
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Suresh Krishna | ... |
George Kutty
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Devan | ... |
Sudhakaran
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Salim Kumar | ... |
Purushothaman
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Anand | ... |
Renjith
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Christy (Mohan Lal) is framed for killing the kidnapper of the home minister's daughter while trying to save her and now he has to prove his innocence to his father.
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Christy will prove his innocences to his father at any cost this time.Parents Guide:
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Country:
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MalayalamRelease Date:
18 March 2011 (India) See more »Filming Locations:
Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, IndiaCompany Credits
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Inspite of the Malayalam movie industry keeping deliciously low standards in recent times, this masterpiece begs the dictionary for new adjectives to describe the rotten substandardness that it is. Agonizing and coma inducing are two words that come to your mind as the onslaught of a succession of "superstars" bombard your brain. Somewhere during the movie, the ugly fetus of a story rears it's head, only to squished by Lal's bulk. A permanent black mark to the film industry, the communal title also deserves special mention. I end this review with an appeal to the audience to shun such movies, so as to force the industry to revamp their standards!