Thankfulness. Reema Kalingal sang it with a word when I ask her what she is feeling. Winning Kerala Film Critics Awards for Best Actor, praise for his Mr. Kanya in Khand BackgroundDirected by Anjali Menon, part of the arrival of age anthology Safar of young dreams And a tribute to women actors of the last 100 years Malayalam cinema, amazing reaction to her latest dance production heroine, Reema says: “I feel a bounce of gratitude and happiness as an artist!”
We are sitting in his apartment in Panmilli Nagar, Kochi, which wears a dash of eccentric and is a dance related items. He has just opened a new place for his dance school, Mamangam, which he established in 2014. It is the material from there, the related events and his adjacent journey to the US (for a long series of stage shows), she explains, with her trademark full-fingering laughter.
Best Actor Awards sharing
“I forgot about announcements [Kerala Film Critics Awards] Come, I was scrolling to see which film it is for. We were doing a film in Workla last March. “Although Reema is seen between far and onscreen, the work she is doing is interesting, in her own words.” Getting a Best Actor Award for a film. Theater , A myth of reality With mainstream movies, for which Tovino [Thomas] And Nazaria [Nazim] Got Awards are saying something about films and where Malayalam is cinema. ,
Reema kalingal in Theater – Myth of reality
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BackgroundWhich has recently fallen on the Waves app, is the story of the harmony and harmony of two dancers, Gauri (Padmapri) and Reema’s Shri Kanya. The nuances of a story are that only Anjali, and can perform by two actors, a refreshed and descendant on the layered female friendship. Reema is coming true to work with Anjali.
Reema, 41, says that the film’s set was a ‘safe place’, where more than 60 percent of people were women on the set. “When we were shooting for climax, when two friends talked to solve the estrange, every woman had tears in his eyes. This woman is a matter of friendship; they are more finely – we ask, we ask, we tell you everything, we want to know … We all have a friend with whom we are or maybe!” It was very fascinated! ”
His last commercial release was Nelevisham (2023). She was curious about how the audience would react Backstage, Which is a small piece of life presented in the 40-odd minute.
Happiness shows, Reema is shining because of it. With good reasons – she has created a place for herself despite enmity and ridicule for her political stance as a member of women in the form of feminists or as a member of women in the cinema collective (WCC).
When I ask her because of The Lost opportunities (in films) and how she feels about it, she says, “Yes, it impressed me career-wise. There was a time when I was not happy about paying the price for my beliefs; today I don’t want to change my stand to work, I don’t want to work?”
Reema kalingal in Background
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The message is being sent, the way actors speaking against the status quo were punished, they have to be silent to succeed. She confesses to feel feminist fatigue, the way people are trying to change the way people think. “Now I am liking if someone wants to be completely misunderstanding, it may happen. I can not argue and try to change them.”
For dance love
His focus is currently dance, he is open to work which is quite exciting. “Filmmakers who contact me come up with proposals that I need Theater , Myth of reality,
Talking about women in Malayalam cinema, the conversation is from the heroine. When she speaks about her tribute in the dance to the past and the present ‘heroine’, her face lights up. Some of the one -hour show, some of the Malayalam theaters, were choreographed, staged in Kozhikode and Thiruvananthapuram. She is now taking it to America.
Neythe- The art of weaving is being staged at the International Theater Festival in Kerala in March 2025. Photo Credit: Najeeb KK
“I have divided the heroine into four ages, which are spread from black and white to current. It begins with a tribute to PK Rosie, the first of us. Had to add … [22 Female Kottayam] Because it is from my film and also because the song still feels like this! She says laughing.
Neythe in itfok
Contemporary dance production, Nehet – Dance of the Waves (2023), was the first dance production of Mamangam. It holds a special place in her heart. One of the high points was that it was being staged earlier this year at the International Theater Festival in Kerala in Thrissur. “We have watched films at the International Film Festival of Kerala (IFFK) sitting on the stairs and floors. In this way, imagine watching a dance production? We had such people to see like this. It was a great feeling. There were such people who were thinking of an actor who was about to bring a ‘dance’ for a ‘dance’, but reacted to Neh.”
Although she had carried forward the heroine’s idea for some time, it was a conversation of how a more reliable dance production would work with the audience, later, which is inspired by handloom weaving. In this way he decided to work on the heroine. Research, she accepts, was intense. “I didn’t want the film to be just another dance show with songs. I wanted it to be more than that, I have tried my best to make sure that no one was left out.” The scope of what he has done is very big, it was not easy to reduce a century journey in 60 minutes of a century.
“I have not been with the heroine, I want to bring more layers,” she says. By pulling her phone, she shows videos and photos of the heroine. It is clear that he and his team creatively evacuated all the stops. The most difficult sense of the word heroine is a spectacle.
She credits her team in Mamangam what she is able to achieve. “They inspire me to go after what they want. I could not do this without them. I never liked to dance solo, I always wanted to dance as a team. People like Aloshi and Greeshma (dancers with Mamangam) see the dance seriously, which is in the form of a career. Five choreographers, each specialist, each specialist, such as a specialist, a specialist, a specialist, the hideout, the hideout, the hideouts, the hideouts, the hideouts, the hideouts, the hideouts, the hideouts, the hideouts, Has worked on heroine production, which would have 16 dancers.
Being a dancer, acting in films that she wants to win and win the award while living on it … Reema Kalingal is in a happy place and she is grateful for it.
Published – April 25, 2025 02:57 pm IST