Immanuel,
directed
by
Lal
Jose
has
Mammootty
play
the
title
role
with
good
support
from
Fahad
Fazal
who
plays
the
role
of
Jeevan
(Mammootty's
boss).
Lal
Jose
has
once
again
proved
his
credential
as
a
director
and
makes
sure
that
the
script
does
not
falter.
His
previous
films
Diamond
Necklace
and
Ayalum
Njanum
Thammil
have
already
made
a
place
for
itself
in
the
hearts
of
cinema-goers.
Superstar
Mammootty
makes
a
simple
entry
and
that
gives
the
film
a
very
'authentic'
touch.
The
first
half
is
especially
very
entertaining
since
the
chemistry
between
Mammootty
and
Fahad
is
brilliant.
Cinematography
by
Pradeep
Nair,
editing
by
Ranjan
Abraham
and
art-direction
by
Mohandas
add
a
special
touch
to
the
flow
of
the
film
Immanuel.
Dialogues
too
are
catchy
and
goes
well
with
the
plot.
Second
half
slows
down
a
bit,
but
picks
up
pace
towards
the
end.
Story
The
film
follows
the
character
of
Immanuel
(Mammootty)
who
works
in
a
book
publishing
firm.
When
the
company
is
closed
down
due
to
unexpected
reasons,
Immanuel
and
his
family
find
it
difficult
to
make
both
ends
meet.
The
hardships
and
harsh
realities
he
faces
forces
him
to
see
himself
and
his
life
in
a
new
perspective
that
is
often
outside
of
his
personal
comfort
zone.
Jeevan
(Fahad
Fazil)
heads
a
customer
care
centre
in
Cochin.
He
is
smart,
vivacious
and
handles
his
team
and
customers
with
perfect
ease.
Into
this
setup
enters
Immanuel
who
is
desperate
to
support
his
family
(wife
played
by
Reenu
Mathews
and
a
son).
What
happens
next?
How
does
Immanuel
face
the
problems
that
come
his
way?
Watch
Immanuel
to
know
more.
Performances
Mammootty
has
once
again
proved
his
mettle
as
an
actor
and
does
exactly
what
is
required
for
his
character.
He
does
not
go
overboard.
Fahad
Fazil
stands
out
and
is
brilliant.
Mukesh,
Reenu,
Nedumudi
Venu,
Salim
Kumar
have
all
done
a
fantastic
job.
Verdict
Immanuel
is
worth
watching
this
weekend
and
seems
to
have
all
ingredients
that
might
make
it
a
superhit.
Click
on
the
slider
to
read
detailed
review
and
movie
stills
of
the
film.
Immanuel
-
Movie
Review
Immanuel
is
a
touching,
heartwarming
and
a
poignant
tale
of
human
values,
endurance
and
goodness
in
people.
Atleast
20
minutes
of
editing
in
the
second
half
could
have
made
the
film
better.
Immanuel
-
Movie
Review
Few
of
the
scenes
between
Fahad
and
Mammootty
are
terrific
and
you
can
see
a
coming
together
of
two
very
talented
actors
-
Mammootty
and
Fahad!
Immanuel
-
Movie
Review
Immanuel
is
a
sentimental
and
emotional
film
with
very
little
lapses.
It's
a
film
that
you
can
watch
with
your
family
and
dear
ones.
Immanuel
-
Movie
Review
Music
by
Afzal
Yousuf
helps
in
heightening
the
excitement
in
Immanuel.
The
music
is
melodious
and
so
are
the
songs.
Immanuel
-
Movie
Review
Mammootty
is
a
treat
to
watch
and
his
character
seems
'straight
out
of
life'.
Immanuel
is
like
one
more
feather
on
his
cap!