Gullapalli Madhav Kumar

Gullapalli Madhav Kumar’s filmography isn’t exactly your run-of-the-mill, cookie-cutter collection. The guy’s got credits in some pretty punchy flicks—just check out Bairavaa from 2017. That one? Total masala entertainer, starring Vijay, with all the classic beats: action, dance numbers that’ll have you tapping your feet, and a plot that basically barrels through corruption and revenge. You know, the kind of movie where the hero has zero chill for injustice and will take on the whole system if he has to. It’s loud, it’s colorful, and honestly, it’s the kind of movie you watch when you want to forget your problems for a couple hours. Then there’s Mangalavaram, a 2023 release. This one? Way moodier. We’re talking a psychological thriller, drenched in suspense and shadowy vibes. The storyline sort of sneaks up on you—small town, secrets, murder, everyone’s got something to hide, and trust is basically nonexistent. No spoilers, but you won’t see the twists coming. If you like your movies to mess with your head a bit, this one’s a good pick. Chovvazhcha, another 2023 release, flips the script again. It’s a Malayalam drama, digging into family, tradition, and those weird complicated feelings people have when old values clash with new ones. Not flashy, but it gets under your skin with some pretty raw performances and honest storytelling. Kumar’s range across these movies? Actually impressive. He’s not stuck in one genre, which is rare. You never really know what he’ll do next, and that’s half the fun.