Jose Pellissery Movies

Ananthakrishnan (Suresh Gopi) is a budding journalist with a Kerala based newspaper. He does a story on the famous dancer Gayathri Devi (Madhavi)...

Newspaper Boy is a 1997 Malayalam-language Indian feature film directed by Nissar, starring Mukesh, Jagathy Sreekumar in lead roles.

A loose adaptation of C. V. Raman Pillai's historical novel Marthandavarma with focus on the character of Subhadra.

Kochu Kurup and Aniyankutty fall in love with the same girl. When Aniyankutty comes to know that she loves his friend, he plans to sabotage their...

Manikuttan comes to the city in search of a job. His life takes a turn when he comes across a group of people who kidnap for a living.

Three flirtatious men and their sons get into trouble with a beautiful mentally challenged girl.

A story of a father and Son and their family , Ismail ( Bharat Balachandra Menon ) is a hardworking , sincere and straight forward station master ,...

In search of Andrew who had promised him a job, Sachidananda ends up saving a millionaire's granddaughter. This gets him entangled in a series of...

Mary, who is from a rich family, elopes with William, a fisherman, as her parents are against their relationship. They try to lead a normal and happy...

Pranayavarnangal is a Malayalam film released in 1998. Directed by Sibi Malayil, the script was written by Jayaraman Kadambaattu and Sachithanandan...

Advocate Sethu and his wife Vasundhara Devi are not in good terms. Their three daughters try to reunite them.

Seetha is shunned by her family when her husband commits suicide. They try to drive her out of the village, but Abu, a ferryman, saves her.

Kuttimaran lusts after his friend Raghavan's wife and spreads false stories about himself and her, as they were once betrothed.

Sowbhagyam is a 1993 Indian Malayalam film, directed by Sandhya Mohan and starring Sunitha and Jagadish in lead roles.

Disguised as popular actor Jayan, a young man roams around the city causing disturbance to others. He joins a travelling theatre group of mimicry...