cp-webdeskDirected by Sajid Yahiya and produced by Vijay Babu’s Friday Film House in collaboration with Fragrant Nature Films, “Qalb” is an enchanting exploration of the seven stages of love woven through the lives of Thumbi and Kalpo.
The creative prowess of Suhail M Koya and Sajid Yahiya shines through the script and dialogues, guiding the narrative seamlessly through the seven stages of love. Their collaborative effort lays the foundation for a story that is both poignant and relatable.. Amal Manoj’s editing ensures a seamless flow, allowing the audience to immerse themselves in the poignant journey of Thumbi and Calpo.
Neha Nazneen and Mike fame Ranjith Sajeev step into the limelight with charisma, portraying the protagonists Thumbi and Kalpo. Their chemistry is infectious, breathing life into the intricate narrative that unfolds the layers of love’s journey.In a contemporary twist, social media viral influencer Abu Saalim takes on the negative role.
Siddique, in the role of Saayip, Kalpo’s father, emerges as a standout performer. His portrayal of a fun-loving, easy-going father is a delightful contrast to the emotional depth he brings in both comedic and heartfelt moments. Siddique’s nuanced performance showcases his mastery in embodying diverse emotions.Lena, as Thumbi’s mother Souda, delivers a touching and emotionally resonant performance. Her portrayal adds a layer of authenticity to the film’s exploration of family dynamics, love, and relationships.
Ambi, Karthik Shankar, Team Chooral, Kadal Machan, and Athira Patel contribute significantly, each delivering nuanced performances that enrich the tapestry of the narrative. Their collective efforts enhance the relatability and authenticity of the characters they portray.
The film’s background music, composed by Prakash Alex, along with music directors Vimal Nazar and Nihal Sadiq, complements the emotional beats of the story. The melodies enhance the overall viewing experience, tugging at the heartstrings when needed. Cinematographer Sharon Sreenivas paints a vivid picture of Alappuzha’s beauty through stunning frames. The visuals not only serve as a backdrop but become an integral part of conveying the emotions and moods, capturing the essence of the story.
“Qalb” transcends the conventional love story, emerging as a heartwarming family entertainer. The film delves into the complexities of human relationships, love, and friendships. A notable aspect is the exploration of two extreme father figures – Siddique’s affable portrayal and Ashique Khalid’s conservative, strict, and abusive character, providing a poignant commentary on the diverse facets of parenthood.
“Qalb” is a tapestry of emotions woven with threads of love, laughter, and life’s complexities. With stellar performances, captivating music, and breathtaking visuals, the film is a resonant exploration of the intricate dance of relationships.
