New Malayalam Blockbusters on Manorama Max; Exclusive Digital Releases
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New Malayalam Blockbusters on Manorama Max; Exclusive Digital Releases

Manorama Max is set to deliver a double feature of Malayalam cinema this weekend, offering viewers two distinct blockbusters that promise both laughter and pathos. The first film, Triple Decker, will be available for streaming on Friday as a digital‑only release exclusive to the platform. The second, Kalyanamaram, will premiere on the same day, bringing a heartfelt drama to the screens.

Triple Decker is a high‑stakes dark comedy directed by Krishnanunni Mangalath and produced by Sreelatha Krishna. The story follows three protagonists over the course of a single chaotic day, weaving together a delivery man who will do anything for love, a couple with a dangerous scheme, and a mysterious stranger with her own hidden agenda. The ensemble cast includes Akhil Sreekumaran, Vaishnavi, Gowri Kutty, Saji Sopnam, Venkitaraman R K, and Sreekumar R Nair, while J S Gokul provides the musical backdrop. The film’s narrative promises a rollercoaster of misfortune and humor, with every decision spiraling into further chaos.

Meanwhile, Kalyanamaram is a soul‑stirring drama set in a picturesque hill village, directed by Rajesh Amanakara. The film stars young newcomer Deva Nandha as Mallika, alongside Dhyan Sreenivasan and Meera Vasudevan. The plot centers on a fearless little girl who shares an inseparable bond with a tree she regards as her best friend. When her family plans to cut down the tree to clear space for a wedding, Mallika launches an impassioned fight to protect her beloved tree, ultimately inspiring the entire community. The film promises to be a touching exploration of love, nature, and collective action.

Both releases will be available exclusively on Manorama Max, offering a unique opportunity for Malayalam film enthusiasts to experience fresh, high‑quality cinema without leaving home. The platform’s commitment to showcasing local talent and diverse storytelling is evident in these two contrasting yet compelling titles.