Jayasurya was named Best Actor by the jury of the 51st Kerala State Film Awards. The jury was chaired by the popular actress Suhashini and the awards were announced here by the state s Minister for Films and Fisheries Saji Cherian.
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Unlike many of us who couldn’t form confident viewpoints on some issues until we got to our late 20s, Sara, the protagonist in Jude Anthany Joseph’s new film, is found to be quite assertive in her stand. “I don’t want to have babies,” she tells her high-school boyfriend. Played by the ever-reliable Anna Ben, Sara is fearless when it comes to matters of relationship. She reveals herself to be an adventurous type who has been operating outside conventions since her high school days. Sara is a fish out of the water in a staunchly conservative crowd who would also feel uncomfortable by her presence. It’s an admirable quality she carries over to adulthood and keeps honing as she navigates her professional life.
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Sara’s Review: Anna Ben s stellar act lifts this simple Amazon Prime film
Sara’s Review: Anna Ben s stellar act lifts this simple Amazon Prime film
Anna Ben and Sunny Wayne’s film Sara’s sticks to the concept till the very end - until and unless a woman is ready, she shouldn’t be forced into parenthood. Directed by Jude Anthany Joseph, the film might not convince everyone, but it sure starts a conversation.
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Anna Ben and Sunny Wayne from a still from Sara s on Amazon Prime Video. Movie Name: Sara s Director: Jude Anthany Joseph
Two school kids are sitting on a bench, very much in love, sharing an egg puff and talking about their future together. While both of them agree that they would like to have a career, when the guy starts talking about marriage and kids, the girl outrightly shares her opinion of never wanting to bear a child. In the very next scene, we see the guy walking away while the girl narrates his thought - ‘Without the egg, he did