Weekend Watch: Five Unmissable Roshan Mathew Thriller Movies

In the movie 'Puthiya Niyamam,' Roshan Mathew played the role of Arya, one of the antagonists. Gautham is one of the three men involved in the sexual assault of Vasuki Iyer, portrayed by Nayanthara. His character is central to the film's plot, as the assault becomes the catalyst for Vasuki's quest for justice and revenge. Roshan Mathew's portrayal of Arya adds to the tension and intensity of the film, showcasing his ability to take on challenging and dark roles.

'Kappela' explores themes of trust, deception, and the dangers of blind faith in strangers, highlighting the vulnerabilities of young women in today's world and the importance of caution in relationships formed through virtual or distant interactions. The film was widely praised for its strong performances by Anna Ben, Roshan Mathew, and Sreenath Bhasi, as well as its gripping screenplay, direction, and unexpected narrative twist. This combination made 'Kappela' one of the standout Malayalam films of 2020, appreciated for its realistic portrayal of rural life and its suspenseful storytelling, ultimately delivering a powerful social message.

Set in a remote, rain-soaked hill station, 'Kuruthi' unfolds over a single tense night, where Ibrahim played by Roshan Mathew, a grief-stricken man living in isolation with his father, has his life disrupted when Laiq played by Prithviraj Sukumaran, a fanatical cop, forces his way into their home with a prisoner accused of murder. As the night progresses, the house becomes a battleground of conflicting ideologies, with the characters' beliefs about justice, revenge, and religion put to the test, leading to escalating tension and violent confrontations.

In 'Chathuram,' Roshan Mathew plays Bellthazar, a home nurse entangled in a complex web of relationships and ethical dilemmas. His seemingly benign role becomes central to the film's drama, with his interactions revealing deeper layers of the story. Mathew's portrayal is marked by depth and subtlety, highlighting the character's internal struggles and the broader themes of trust, deception, and human nature.

'Neelavelicham' is based on a screenplay by Vaikom Muhammad Basheer and stars Rima Kallingal, Tovino Thomas, and Roshan Mathew. The film reimagines Basheer's classic story, which was famously adapted into the 1964 Malayalam horror film 'Bhargavi Nilayam,' featuring Madhu, Vijaya Nirmala, and Prem Nazir. 'Bhargavi Nilayam' was a major hit and remains one of the most celebrated horror films in Malayalam cinema.