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Carbon: Ashes and Diamonds is a Malayalam film directed by Venu starring Fahadh Faasil and Mamta Mohandas in the lead. K. U. Mohanan is the cinematographer while Vishal Bhardwaj composes the music. 'Carbon' is a forest adventure thriller which is set in the backdrop of forests and will discuss about the climate change and its consequences. The Plot: Siby played by Fahadh Fassil is a shortcut seeker in life. He is obsessed in life to make it big in short time. He can do anything ranging from selling precious gems and barn owl to get money. Siby gets an assignment from a businessman played by Vijayaraghavan to go to a palace in the middle of a forest and reestablish it as a tourist hub. The plot gets exciting when he is told about the treasure hidden by a king in the forest. The rest of the film is about his journey to find that treasure which is guarded by an army of ancient soldiers. The film depicts the transformation of Fahadh’s character from being a person obsessed to make money to a person who is desperate for survival.

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Carbon:Ashes and Diamonds Movie Review: A Message Driven Adventurous Film that should not be missed

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Cast and Crew:

Screenplay:	Venu
Story by:	Venu
Music by:	Vishal Bhardwaj
Background Score:	Bijibal
English Subtitles:	No

Cinematography (DOP):	K. U. Mohanan
Edited by:	Beena Paul
Production Company:	Siby Thottupuram, Navis Xaviour
Distributed by:	Kalasangam

Average Critic Rating:

3.5 out of 5.0 based on 4 critic reviews.

Times Of India

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CARBON STORY: Siby is unmindful of his duties towards his family, but is in the pursuit of making some easy money via various fraudulent means. To escape one of the troubles he courted, he goes on an assignment to an old palace in a forest-ridden Cheenkannippara, which has a never-before effect on him. Read full review

The Indian Express

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Carbon movie review: Venu has maintained a firm grip on the storytelling and beautifully brings out emotional conflicts in the characters in a well-written screenplay. Carbon is an engaging adventure film that should not be missed. Read full review

Behindwoods

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Every movie directed by a cinematographer will have a special visual beauty and when renowned cinematographer-director Venu returns with 'Carbon' after the 2014 Mammootty starrer 'Munnariyippu', you should prepare yourself to be amused by the picturesque grace of the rain forests of Kerala. Read full review

Lensmenreviews

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Director Venu’s last film Munnariyippu was a movie that I liked a lot because of its subtlety. It was presented as a man’s interesting intellectual arguments, but it ultimately talked about freedom. Carbon, the new film from the director again becomes an exciting watch because of the same subtlety factor. When you manage to understand Carbon, you will know that it is a message driven film. But never in its narrative has it talked about that message it wants to convey in a deliberate way. With incredible locations and fine performances backing the vision, this film is an engaging experience. Read full review

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