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Parava Malayalam Full Movie Review Parava (English: Bird) is an Indian Malayalam film directed by Soubin Shahir with a script jointly written by Shahir and Muneer Ali. It is Shahir's directorial debut film and three yesteryear actor's sons Shane Nigam, Arjun Ashokan and Zinil Zainudeen include the cast with cameo appearance of Dulquer Salmaan.[1] Parava opens to positive reviews from both the audience and critics. Principal photography began at Fort Kochi, Ernakulam on 1 June 2016. The film received critical acclaim and positive response from critics as well as audience praising towards the direction, performances, music and cinematography Deepa Soman of Times of india rated the film 3/5: Parava, In the world of pigeon fighting, the little white birds are kings sans crowns, and in Kerala, Fort Kochi is one of their kingdoms. At a time when the dove fighters of the State are in the thick of action, Fort Kochi's own Soubin Shahir debuts as a director in Malayalam through the film Parava. He uses the not-yet-explored horizon of the sport as the backdrop to tell the story of his home turf, its many varied characters with painful pasts and present, bittersweet realities of the region and its portraits of friendships. Aswin Bharadwaj of Lensmen Movie Review Center rated the film 3.5/5: Parava is not a movie that specifically talks about pigeon racing. The film uses pigeons as a connecting link to establish a story about friendship that happens on many levels. If any of you have followed Soubin Shahir on his social media platforms, you would know about his peculiar skills at presenting visuals and Parava … Behindwoods reviewer rated the film 2.75/5 and wrote performance is the magical touch that makes the simple story special. To be frank, even though Dulquer Salmaan is only there in the movie for a mere 25 minutes, Parava is truly his movie. The story of the film is deeply rooted on Imran, the character played by Dulquer who has effortlessly given his best, be it the body language or the accent of the local Mattancherry boy. Siddique and Shane Nigam has yet again delivered strong performances along with Soubin Shahir and Srinath Bhasi who essayed the roles of the antagonists to perfection. Actor Harisree Ashokan's son Arjun Ashokan and actor Zainudeen's son Zinil Zainudeen have performed neatly in important roles. The kids who played the pivotal roles of Irshad and Haseeb, the pigeon flyers also deserve a tap on their shoulders for their performances. Indrans, Harisree Ashokan, Shine Tom Chacko, Gregory, Jaffer Idukki and Srinda Arhaan have done a good job in their supporting roles