Anwar (2010) - Re-release Announcement

Hot on the heels, leading up to Bogainvillea's release, an announcement has got me waiting for something pretty exciting!

Amal Neerad's 2010 thriller flick 'Anwar' is slated for a re-release in October 2024. With the final date for re-release being fixed for October 25 2024, this will be a 4K remastered version, offering a cool rewatch experience for moviegoers. It’s a bilingual release, i.e both in Malayalam and Tamil. “Chellam, soukyama?” incoming from Prakash Raj xD.

It will be my first time watching Anwar onscreen and expectations are always high for an Amal Neerad film, then and now. Anwar was a trendsetter for an action film back in 2010, having a typical Amal Neerad signature embossed over it and has a good following till date amongst younger cinephiles.

Anwar was a training playground for Prithviraj to learn the basics of filmmaking, allowing him to lead his debut directorial film 'Luicifer' to the 150 crore club. It was a great bit of trivia to know about.

The theater experience is what will make it click and memorable for oneself and for the fans.

Credits; News 18

Rerelease Announcement on Instagram

Credits: onafriday_

Prithviraj plays the lead role as a social vigilante, with the story surrounding the events of the 1998 Coimbatore Bombings. It will be a cool time experiencing Gopi Sundar's evergreen soundtrack, score and Lal's performance as the antagonist. Slow motion and back low floor shots galore.

Bring it on, Amal and keeping hopes for a good BO Collection upon re-release.

Hope that the churn of re-releases don’t go out of fashion any time soon. Oru Vadakkan Veeragatha and Amaram are reportedly in the pipeline. Can you give Big B a re-release? That would be cool!

Like that, Anwar joins the alley of the new fad, i.e wide re-release of movies in Malayalam. Spadikam, Devadoothan and Manichithrathazhu are the other movies to have a re-release in the last two years.

Update - The teaser for the re-release has dropped. Watch it below.

Anwar Re-release Teaser

Credits: Satyam Videos (Youtube)

23/10/24 - 5:19 pm

Update - Trailer Drop

Metered Review - Gritty and full of Intrigue. Classy to the inch.

Anwar Re-release Trailer

Credits: Satyam Videos (Youtube)

Anwar - in theaters, near you, from October 25 2024.

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