Movie Ogo: Malayalam

Bharathan was a painter before becoming a filmmaker. Ogo looks like a watercolor painting. Every frame—from the rain hitting the lotus leaves to the mist rising from the river—is composed with obsessive care. Unlike modern fast-paced romances, Ogo asks you to breathe. There is a 7-minute sequence with no dialogue, only the sound of the boat oar and the call "Ogo" echoing across the water.

In an industry famous for anti-heroes (think Aavesham, Jailer), Ogo gave us a classic, irredeemable monster. Film companion reviews hailed the antagonist as "the scariest creation in Mollywood since Bhoothakalam." Malayalam Movie Ogo

There is a Malayalam movie titled Ole Ole released recently. Bharathan was a painter before becoming a filmmaker

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Critics noted that the film borrows visual language from The Wailing (Korean) and Ratsasan (Tamil), but grounds it in the unique caste politics and architectural geography of rural Kerala. There is a Malayalam movie titled Ole Ole