Malayalam cinema has delivered another surprise. Eko, a small film with a fresh cast, is now outperforming the much hyped Prithviraj Sukumaran film Vilayath Buddha. Once again, content has proved stronger than star power.
Strong reviews and positive word of mouth pushed Eko into the spotlight. Viewers who watched this atmospheric thriller are praising its craft, tone and storytelling. Many are calling it an unforgettable cinematic experience.
Last year, Kishkindha Kaandam earned national attention after streaming online, and now audiences are comparing both films. The interesting part is that both projects come from the same creative team. One viewer on X said they now plan to follow every film made by this team.
Another viewer called Eko a film Malayalam cinema can be proud of, praising its visual quality, music and performances. Director Dinjith Ayyathan and writer Bahul Ramesh have now built a clear identity in mystery thrillers, using slow reveals and strong final twists.
Their approach worked in Kishkindha Kaandam, continued in Kerala Crime Files Season 2, and now shines again in Eko. Viewers outside Kerala are now waiting for its OTT release so they can experience it as well.
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