Anjali Menon

Parvathy Thiruvothu, known for films like Bangalore Days, Uyare, Take Off and Virus, discusses her evolving career, now embracing Telugu cinema after years in other industries. She reflects on the slow but hopeful progress in women's representation, emphasizing the need for authentic portrayals. Thiruvothu also shares her personal journey with depression, advocating for open conversations and solidarity to combat stigma.

She bagged the title for her second movie Banglore Days

She wrote the script of Banglore Days in Manglish

Filmmaker Anjali Menon celebrated her birthday on Monday (December 20) and her friends, colleagues, and fans poured in lovely birthday messages for her.

"It is heartbreaking to see the country’s top wrestlers being subjected to such humiliation. Each of these women has attained glory after great struggle and deserves the justice they seek," Anjali Menon said.

She shared a detailed behind-the-scenes blogpost about the film on her online page, recently

As the film is all set to stream via a popular OTT platform on November 18th this year, the makers unveiled an interesting trailer for the movie. ‘Wonder Women’ tells the tale of pregnant women who meet at a prenatal class. From the trailer, it’s sure that Anjali Menon will be exploring the lives of different characters who all have different and inspiring stories to tell. Actress Nadiya Moidu is shown as the teacher who conducts the prenatal class. Overall the trailer for ‘Wonder Women’ looks promising and the expectations are high among the audiences.

Koode is the comeback movie of Nazriya

The Bangalore Days director will collaborate with KRG Studios for a feature film.

Anjali Menon's heartfelt birthday note for Anwar Rasheed praised his filmmaking skills and collaboration. She shared a rare picture from 'Kerala Cafe' and expressed anticipation for his future projects.

In an exclusive interview, Anjali Menon speaks to Kochi Times about her new film Koode, set to release in July, her views on cinema and more

Screenwriter and filmmaker Anjali Menon was in an inspirational mood today as she quoted author Lang Leav in her latest post. Anjali emphasised that a workshop can only describe and discuss the process of writing,

She has roped in a big star cast for the film

‘Bangalore Days’ directed by Anjali Menon clocked seven on Sunday (May 30).

The preview of Anjali Menon's 'Manjadikuru' was a low key affair, sans the presence of high profile directors and actors.

The image of the dead boy has sent shock waves across the world

Her Banglore Days will be released soon

The film will bring together Parvathy and Prithviraj together after Ennu Ninte Moidheen

Anjali Menon has roped in Dulquer Salmaan, Fahadh Faasil and Nivin Pauly for the male leads, while the female roles will be donned by Nazriya Nazim, Parvathy Menon, Nitya Menen and Isha Talwar

It will be Anjali's next after the superhit Bangalore Days

She feels that they are a negative influence on society

The film marks five years since its release, on May 30 2014

The legal battle surrounding a well-known actress has turned into a focal point of social media rallying, with filmmaker Anjali Menon lauding the robust advocacy from the community. Following an extensive eight-year ordeal, a verdict has been handed down, with six individuals held accountable, while suspicions against actor Dileep were cleared.