New Malayalam Movies List (2023 - 2024) (2024)

A family's attempt to bury a loved one is thwarted by floodwaters, forcing them to confront long-buried secrets and lies that threaten their unity.

Level Cross is an action thriller directed by Arfaz Ayub. Starring actors name in the lead roles, Asif Ali, Sharafudheen, Amala Paul.

Aadujeevitham is about an abused migrant worker in Saudi Arabia this movie base on best seller Novel by the same name, film is directed by Blessy. Prithviraj, Sukumaran, Lena, Amala Paul are playing in the lead roles.

Set in the late 1980s Kuppam, Subramanyam, a talented lab assistant, becomes a gunsmith as life throws curveballs after he gets embroiled in a college incident, turns out to be the savior of the locals.

When the world is taken over by darkness. A force will rise.

Aromal and Ambili tied the knot.Aromal was really excited and delighted to start a life with Ambili but on that wedding night an unlikely incident happened which will put the entire family in complex situation.

Aalparambil Gopi, an unemployed boy, is forced to travel away from home. Fortunately, the journey ends up transforming his life forever.

An Indian tourist couple arrives in crisis-ridden Sri Lanka to celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary. But, when things take an unexpected turn, it reveals the cracks in their relationship.

Venu's well draws crowds in a parched area. His daughter Kingini loses her earrings in it, igniting conflicts that test relationships. A simple incident exposes underlying tensions.

Jean Antony is caught in a legal crisis during his visit to the UK to meet his wife, Lovely. As they confront unfamiliar laws, their story showcases unwavering determination and resilience in adversity.

In a small town, four separate stories converge unexpectedly.

The plot revolves around Madhavan's wedding day, which takes an unexpected turn due to a series of unfortunate events. These comedic mishaps likely lead him to accidentally marry Devaki.

A group of family and friends in a residential association experience a major shift upon the arrival of a peculiar new tenant.

Jose, an educated young farmer, cherishes his idyllic hillside village where he lives with his mother, sister, and beloved Ancy. Surrounded by dear friends and community warmth, the village is his heaven on earth.

A dystopian comedy that takes place in the 2040's, where an apartment inhabited by three problematic bachelors soon becomes a haven for an extra-terrestrial female fugitive.

When a masked enemy rises within the nation, mercilessly targeting the military by stealing the country`s most dangerous weapon, Colonel Azad sends his best officer to unearth two legendary from his unit for the mission: Brooding Bade Miyan and co*cky Chote Miyan.

Jananam: 1947 Pranayam Thudarunnu is a Malayalam movie starring Jayaraj Kozhikode, Leela Samson, Anu Sithara and Noby Marcose in prominent roles. It is directed by Abijith Asokan.

Mayamma revolves around the love between a Naboothiri boy and a Pulluvathi girl and the subsequent conflicts that the Pulluvathi has to face and her struggles for womanhood and pride.

A mysterious death during work hours puzzles all but only Investigator ASP Sandeep Krishna observes it to be a well-orchestrated murder.

A police officer pursues a gang of thieves. Meanwhile a husband returns from overseas with his wife, leading to marital complexities.

Little Hearts intricately captures three unique love stories, each offering a relatable perspective on romance.

Manjummel Boys, based on a real story, is about a bunch of friends who set out on a trip to Kodaikanal and the events that occur there.

"Premalu" happens to provide an enjoyable glimpse into the daily routines of young adults dealing with their first employment opportunity and figuring out their newfound freedom while detached from home.

Jose, a jeep driver from Idukki gets in trouble and is forced to relocate to Chennai where he gets entangled with Indhu and his best friend, Jerry. However, a bunch of surprises in the form of Vetrivel and others await Jose in Chennai!