Annayum Rasoolum

Set against the vibrant backdrop of Kochi, this film tells the story of Anna, a naive young woman from a conservative Christian family, and Rasool, a Muslim auto-rickshaw driver. Their forbidden love blossoms amidst the city's bustling streets and narrow alleys, defying societal norms and familial opposition. As their relationship deepens, they confront the harsh realities of their differing backgrounds and the prejudices they face.

Annayum Rasoolum was critically acclaimed for its realistic portrayal of love, its mature handling of sensitive themes, and its strong performances, particularly from Fahadh Faasil and Andrea Jeremiah. The film was praised for its technical brilliance and its unflinching look at societal divides in Kerala.

• Praised for its raw and realistic depiction of a cross-religious romance.
• Lauded for the compelling performances of the lead actors.
• Noted for its atmospheric cinematography and authentic portrayal of Kochi.

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The film's raw and authentic feel was partly achieved through Rajiv Ravi's background as a cinematographer, where he often relied on natural light and minimal setups to capture the essence of the locations and characters.