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This Malayalam Movie Has Won Big At A Recent International Film Festival!
One of the Malayalam movies of 2017 have won two big awards at a recent International Film Festival. Read on to know more about the same here.
We all know about the quality that the Malayalam movies possess. Many a times, we have seen Malayalam films making an impact in the International film festivals. In fact, some of the recent Malayalam movies have also found a place in special screenings at some of the top International Film Festivals. Now, here is yet another news regarding one Malayalam movie, which released in the year 2017 that has won big at the Amsterdam International Film-makers Festival, which was held recently in Amsterdam. Any guesses on which is the Malayalam movie? Read on to know more about the same.
Naval Enna Jewel
According to a recent report by Times Of India, it is the Malayalam movie Naval Enna Jewel, which has bagged two big awards at the Amsterdam International Film-makers Festival. The film, directed by Renjilal Damodaran, had originally hit the theatres in the year 2017.
Best Actress
Reportedly, Naval Enna Jewel got one big award in the form of the Best Actress title with actress Reem Kadeem winning the top honour. The actress had portrayed the role of the title character in the movie.
Best Original Score
Upon the film's release, the background score of the film had won critical acclaim. According to the reports, Naval Enna Jewel won yet another big award, with the Eddie Torres bagging the title for the Best Original Score.
Shwetha Menon
Naval Enna Jewel had featured Shwetha Menon playing a crucial role as well. The actress's amazing makeover in the film was much appreciated by the critics, and so was her performance. According to the report, Shwetha Menon was also in the race for the awards and she was nominated in the Best Supporting Actress category.
Apart from Shwetha Menon and Reem Kadeem, Naval Enna Jewel also featured Anu Sithara, Adhil Hussein, Anjali Nair, Sudheer Karamana, etc., in important roles.
