Malayalam
cinema
is
definitely
going
places.
Unlike
in
the
past,
Malayalam
movies
now
have
huge
demand
outside
the
State,
especially
in
places
like
Chennai,
Bangalore
etc.
Here,
we
list
6
Malayalam
movies
which
were
a
big
hit
in
other
states
also.
Take
a
look.
Go
through
the
slides
to
know
about
the
films..
New
Delhi
(1987)
The
film
did
mark
the
comeback
of
Mammootty
after
a
dull
period.
It
was
a
big
hit
at
the
Kerala
box-office
and
at
the
same
time
it
did
make
it
big
in
Tamil
Nadu.
The
movie
did
have
a
grand
run
in
Chennai
city.
Oru
CBI
Diarykurippu
(1988)
The
film
was
a
trendsetter
in
Mollywood
and
the
film
also
went
on
to
win
the
hearts
of
Tamil
audiences.
It
was
huge
hit
that
the
film
completed
365
days
of
run
in
Chennai
Saffire
theatre.
Samrajyam
(1990)
Samrajyam,
which
had
Mammootty
in
the
lead
role
found
wide
acceptance
in
Tamil
Nadu
and
Andhra
Pradesh.
The
film
did
have
a
long
run
in
certain
theatres
of
both
the
states.
Drishyam
(2013)
Drishyam,
which
is
the
biggest
blockbuster
in
the
history
of
Malayalam
cinema
did
have
a
dream
run
in
places
outside
Kerala.
It
went
on
to
complete
100
days
of
run
in
centres
like
Mumbai,
Bangalore,
Hyderabad
etc.
Bangalore
Days
(2014)
Bangalore
Days
had
one
of
the
biggest
releases
of
Malayalam
films
outside
Kerala.
The
film
was
released
with
subtitles
that
really
helped
it
to
grab
the
interest
of
viewers.
The
film
did
run
well
in
centres
like
Bangalore
and
Hyderabad.
Premam
(2015)
Premam
went
on
to
become
a
sensation
that
appealed
even
to
the
viewers
of
Tamil
Nadu,
Karnataka
etc.
In
fact,
the
film
did
complete
300
days
of
run
in
Chennai
city.
After
250
days
of
run,
the
film
again
had
a
re-release
in
Chennai.
Back
in
the
past,
Malayalam
movies
had
a
market
which
was
largely
confined
to
the
State
of
Kerala
alone.
With
the
exceptions
of
superstars' films,
which
did
have
takers
outside
the
State.
With
the
passage
of
time,
there
has
been
a
comprehensive
change
in
the
attitude
of
non-Malayali
viewers.
Now,
people
from
other
states
like
Tamil
Nadu,
Karnataka,
Andhra
Pradesh
etc.
are
eager
on
watching
Malayalam
movies.
We
all
know
how
well
Premam
performed
in
Chennai.
The
film
went
on
to
complete
300
days
in
a
centre
in
Chennai
alone.
The
success
of
recent
films
like
Charlie,
Kali,
Jacobinte
Swargarjyam
etc.
in
cities
like
Chennai
and
Bangalore
has
opened
a
great
avenue
in
front
of
Malayalam
cinema.
Such
a
change
is
definitely
a
good
one
for
Malayalam
film
industry
as
the
budget
constraints
would
shrink
as
the
scope
of
the
films
are
expanding.
This
change
once
again
proves
that
what
matters
the
most
is
quality
and
underlines
the
fact
that
quality
films
would
always
have
takers.