Rima Kallingal’s Stunning Performance in “Theatre: The Myth of Reality” Earns Audience Acclaim
Sajin Babu’s latest directorial, “Theatre: The Myth of Reality,” starring a phenomenal Rima Kallingal, is captivating audiences with its complex exploration of myth, belief, and modern-day realities.
Kochi: Director Sajin Babu’s new film, “Theatre: The Myth of Reality,” has been released to a wave of positive audience and critical reception. The film, which centers on a powerful performance by Rima Kallingal, is being lauded for its bold and thought-provoking narrative that delves into the intricate lives of a mother and daughter living in isolation on a secluded island.
The story revolves around Meera (Rima Kallingal) and her mother, who live a life detached from mainstream society, their existence deeply intertwined with a sacred grove (sarppakkavu) and ancient beliefs. The director skillfully navigates the complex themes of faith, superstition, and the human psyche in contemporary Kerala. The narrative also thoughtfully incorporates the influence and power of social media, creating a layered and relevant cinematic experience.
Rima Kallingal’s portrayal of Meera is being hailed as the cornerstone of the film. Her transformative and compelling performance has left a lasting impact on viewers. The film is praised for its adeptness at weaving together old-world rituals and myths with the starkness of modern reality, a combination that audiences believe will garner further acclaim. Alongside Kallingal, Dain Davis delivers a significant full-length role.
The film is supported by a strong ensemble cast, including Sarasa Balussery, Pramod Veliyanad, Krishnan Balakrishnan, and Meenakshi Raveendran, all of whom deliver memorable performances. The technical crew has also received accolades, with Saji Joseph’s art direction and Saeed Abbas’s music significantly enhancing the film’s atmospheric quality. The striking cinematography by Syamaprakash MS has also been singled out for praise.
Produced by Anjana Philip and Philip Zacharia under the banner of Anjana Talkies, “Theatre: The Myth of Reality” is being celebrated as a profound and artistically rich film that resonates deeply with its audience.
