The Hindi comedy and drama film “Maranamass,” directed by Sivaprasad and written by Siju Sunny, was released on OTT on May 14, 2025. Presented by Tovino Thomas Productions, Rapheal Productions, and World Wide Films, and produced by Tovino Thomas, Tingston Thomas, Rapheal Pozholiparambil, and Thanzeer Salam, the film runs for 2 hours and 21 minutes.
Maranamass 2025 Movie Overviews
| Movie Name | Maranamass 2025 Movie |
| Original Language | Malayalam |
| Spoken Language | Hindi |
| Release Date | 14 May 2025 |
| Runtime | 2 hour and 21 minutes |
| Country | India |
| Genres | Comedy Drama |
| Director | Sivaprasad |
| Producer | Tovino Thomas, Tingston Thomas, Rapheal Pozholiparambil, Thanzeer Salam |
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Maranamass 2025 Movie Star Cast
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Basil Joseph | Luke P. P. (Protagonist) |
| Anishma Anilkumar | Jessy (Luke’s love interest) |
| Siju Sunny | Aravindan K. (Aruvi) |
| Suresh Krishna | Jithin Kumar C. (Jikku) |
| Pooja Mohanraj | Yakshi |
| Dheeraj Denny | Sumesh Kurup |
| Sunil Sukhada | Kochuvava |
| Jeo Baby | Jessy’s Father |
| Kudassanad Kanakam | Jessy’s Grandmother |
| Arjai | – |
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Maranamass 2025 Movie Review
Serial killer films typically focus on unmasking the culprit or revealing their motives, while others show the killer upfront and center on their capture. Sivaprasad’s Maranamass takes a different path, laying bare the killer’s identity, methods, and targets from the start. There’s no twist in this tale of a serial killer, played brilliantly by Rajesh Madhavan, who stuffs bananas in his victims’ mouths with methodical madness. Yet, the audience stays hooked—not for surprises, but for the vibrant, quirky characters with their own distinct arcs.
Maranamass isn’t a tightly woven plot connecting every dot; it’s a chaotic string of events, and that’s what makes the madness so enjoyable. Basil Joseph’s PP Luke and Anishma’s Jessie lead the charge, but Suresh Krishna’s bus driver Jikku and his phone-only fiancée are just as central. Siju Sunny’s bus conductor Aruvi, on a poignant quest to find his long-lost father, deeply shapes the story. Then there’s the serial killer SK and Deputy Superintendent Ajay Ramachandran (Babu Antony), juggling his hunt for the killer with a search for his missing dog, Pakru. Each character’s quirks fuel the film’s wild, unpredictable charm.
