Watch Lijo Jose Pellissery's brilliance in filmmaking in these movies online

Film enthusiasts love Lijo Jose Pellissery because of his unconventional approach to his craft. It is admirable that he was willing to try new things, which is very different from most Malayalam films these days. Here are some of his directorials that are streaming online, if you liked his popular works such as Angamaly Diaries and Jallikkattu. These are also accessible on OTTplay Premium.

Stream Lijo Jose Pellissery's movies online

Naayakan 

After losing his father and sister, a helpless Kathakali artist decides to take revenge on the culprit who killed them. Despite not being a box office success, this action thriller marked the directorial debut of Lijo Jose Pellissery, with many praising his unique filmmaking style.

Amen 

Solomon, who is in love with Shoshanna, is the son of the well-known Estapan, who is renowned for his ability to play the musical instrument, the clarinet. Her father, meanwhile, wagers that he will let their marriage happen if he wins a band competition. Solomon was betrayed by Shoshanna's father, who withdrew the promise. The main plot point of the movie is whether Solomon will wed Shoshanna.

Double Barrel 

Two gangsters who unintentionally start a gang fight over a pair of diamonds are the main focus of the movie. Lijo Jose Pellissery's Double Barrel stands out from his other works due to its amazing cast of well-known actors and its quirky storytelling style, which is unfamiliar to Malayalis. Even though the movie did not leave an impression on viewers, it is still worth seeing if you enjoy watching parodies of gangster films occasionally.

Churuli 

In order to find a fugitive named Mayiladuparambil Joy, two undercover police officers head to a hamlet tucked away in a forest. The police try to get out of their time-warped situation, but they are brought back to reality by a strange door. Churuli received mixed reviews from the audience, in contrast to his earlier directorials. It was commended, nevertheless, for pursuing a story that Malayalis had never experienced before.