Rajamanikyam

Bellary Raja, a notorious underworld don in Bangalore, operates with impunity, protected by his power and influence. His estranged son, Antony, a respected businessman, gets embroiled in a dangerous game of cat and mouse when he is mistaken for his father. Antony must navigate the treacherous world of crime and betrayal to clear his name and protect his loved ones.

Rajamanikyam was a massive commercial success, breaking box office records in Kerala. While praised for Mammootty's powerful performance and its mass appeal, critics noted its predictable plot and formulaic elements common in commercial entertainers. It resonated strongly with the audience for its entertainment value and star power.

• Mammootty's commanding performance as the dual roles of father and son is the film's biggest asset.

• The film delivers high-octane action and dramatic sequences that appeal to a mass audience.

• Despite its commercial success, the plot is considered somewhat formulaic and predictable.

Google audience: Audiences overwhelmingly praised Mammootty's dual role and the film's entertaining action sequences. Many found it a satisfying commercial entertainer with a strong star presence, though some noted the story's lack of originality.

Won multiple Kerala State Film Awards and Asianet Film Awards, primarily for Mammootty's performance. It was a major commercial success, becoming one of the highest-grossing Malayalam films of its time.

Mammootty played a dual role in the film, portraying both the father, Bellary Raja, and the son, Antony. This performance was highly lauded and contributed significantly to the film's box office success.