Directed by Sivaprasad and written by Siju Sunny, the film has been co-produced by Tovino Thomas, Thanzeer Salam of Worldwide Films File Photo
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Sony LIV to stream 'Maranamass' from May 15

Although the film has received mixed reviews in theatres, many have praised Basil Joseph's unique comedic style and his eccentric performance.

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Basil Joseph’s latest dark comedy, Maranamass, is set to make its OTT debut on Sony LIV from May 15. The film, which originally released in theatres on April 10 alongside Bazooka and Alappuzha Gymkhana, will be available for streaming in multiple languages – Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, and Kannada – on the same day.

Directed by Sivaprasad and written by Siju Sunny, the film has been co-produced by Tovino Thomas, Thanzeer Salam of Worldwide Films, and Raphael Pozholiparambil under Raphael Productions. Maranamass also stars Anishma Anilkumar, Rajesh Madhavan, Suresh Krishna, Pooja Mohanraj, and Joemon Jyothir in key roles, with Tovino Thomas making a special cameo appearance.

Although the film has received mixed reviews in theatres, many have praised Basil Joseph's unique comedic style and his eccentric performance. According to a review by The New Indian Express, the film offers a series of sharp, bold moments, blending bizarre humour with a keen observation of human quirks. Despite some narrative flaws and moments of self-indulgence, Maranamass stands out for its flashes of originality and refreshing approach to comedy, something that’s been lacking in many recent films claiming to be unconventional

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