Maranamass” is a Hindi film in the Comedy and Drama genres, released on OTT on May 14, 2025. Directed by Sivaprasad and written by Siju Sunny, the movie has a runtime of 2 hours and 21 minutes. It was presented by Tovino Thomas Productions, Rapheal Productions, and World Wide Films, and produced by Tovino Thomas, Tingston Thomas, Rapheal Pozholiparambil, and Thanzeer Salam.
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| 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 |
| Writer | Siju Sunny |
| Director | Sivaprasad |
| Producer | Tovino Thomas, Tingston Thomas, Rapheal Pozholiparambil, Thanzeer Salam |
| Production Co. | Tovino Thomas Productions, Rapheal Productions, World Wide Films |
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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) |
| Joemon Jyothir | Baby |
| Pooja Mohanraj | Yakshi |
| Puliyanam Poulose | Keshava Kurup |
| Dheeraj Denny | Sumesh Kurup |
| Sunil Sukhada | Kochuvava |
| Jeo Baby | Jessy’s Father |
| Kudassanad Kanakam | Jessy’s Grandmother |
| Guru Somasundaram | Tattoo Artist in Rameshwaram (Cameo) |
| Arjai | [Role Not Specified] |
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Maranamass 2025 Movie Review
The “memeification” of screenplays can be a hit when done right, and Maranamass nails it. At its heart is Luke (Basil Joseph), a YouTuber and self-styled “sigma male” who’s a neighborhood nuisance with his bold stunts—like plastering the panchayat president’s search history on walls or listing the local police station for sale to mock idle cops. So, when elderly residents start getting murdered, suspicion naturally falls on him.
Maranamass isn’t aiming to be a whodunit, so the serial killer’s identity is revealed early. He roams openly, wielding a specific banana variety as his quirky weapon, stuffing it in victims’ mouths—a darkly funny nod to the clues killers leave in thrillers. He’s just one of many oddball characters propelling the film, which moves briskly through sharp, episodic scenes until it slightly drags during a prolonged bus sequence.
Along for the ride are Luke’s kickboxer girlfriend Jessie (Anishma Anilkumar), armed with a pivotal bottle of pepper spray; a bus driver (Suresh Krishna) eager to tie the knot; a bus conductor (Siju Sunny) still hunting for his long-lost father; an old man ousted from home for predatory behavior; a police officer (Babu Antony) splitting his time between chasing the killer and searching for his missing dog; and bus owner Kumaran Asan, a retired teacher who’s named his buses Veenapoovu and Duravastha.
