Aashish Antony's performance in Jude Anthany Joseph's Thudakkam has made him a standout villain in Malayalam cinema. His character, Jithu, has only one dialogue in the entire film, yet his presence is unsettling throughout. Antony's role is a significant departure from his previous work, including his brief appearance in Prithviraj Sukumaran's Empuraan.

Aashish Antony's chilling villain role in Thudakkam; Malayalam cinema's new unsettling antagonist
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