Ashiq Vanna Divasam

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Ashiq Vanna Divasam
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Official poster
Directed byKrish Kymal
Written byKrish Kymal
Produced byNaseer Lathif
Starring Priyamani
Naseer Latif
CinematographyKrish Kymal
Music byMathew Pulikkal
Production
company
Peanuts International
Release date
  • 15 June 2018 (2018-06-15)
Running time
122 minutes
CountryIndia
LanguageMalayalam

Aashiq Vanna Divasam (released internationally as The Day Ashiq Came) is a 2018 Indian Malayalam-language children's drama film directed by Krish Kymal and starring Priyamani and Naseer Latif.

Contents

Cast

Production

The film is directed, written and cinematographed by Krish Kymal of Olappeeppi (2016) fame while Naseer Lathif produced the film in addition to acting. [3] [4] This film marks Priyamani's return to Malayalam cinema. [5] Aashiq Vanna Divasam is about inter-caste marriage. [6] The film began production in early 2017 with the first schedule in Kochi. [3] The poem "Aaru Njanakanam" was included in this film. [7] The film finished production in late 2017. [8]

Reception

A critic wrote that "Aashiq Vanna Divasam faces the problem of how to keep the audience engaged till they are led to the major theme. The conflict is apt for the drama but the issue is how long you bear the same thing that gets repeated? The mediocre treatment conveys the same impact". [9]

Awards and nominations

Krish Kymal was one among the directors nominated for the Kerala State Film Award for Best Director. [10] Naseer Latif won the Honorable Jury Mention - Actor award at the Dada Saheb Phalke Film Festival. [11] The film was screened at various film festivals. [12] [13] [2] [14]

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