The sequel to the blockbuster Premalu brings back Sachin and Reenu, now navigating a long-distance relationship between Hyderabad and Bangalore. While it leans more into comedy than the first part, the romantic tension still crackles. A fun, chaotic, and surprisingly heartfelt update for fans of the original.

Love is in the air—and on the screen. Over the last 12 months, Malayalam cinema has reimagined romance with a blend of quiet realism, quirky humor, and heart-tugging nostalgia. If you’re looking for something beyond the usual boy-meets-girl formula, here are the latest romantic Malayalam films that deserve a spot on your watchlist.

Don’t let the poetic title fool you—this is a sharp, modern take on married life and digital-age temptation. A husband’s accidental reconnection with an old flame via social media spirals into a funny, painful, and deeply honest look at commitment. Think Before Sunset meets Malayalam middle-class morality.

A late-night conversation between two strangers on a Kochi terrace turns into an unexpected journey through memory, regret, and the what-ifs of first love. With minimal dialogue and maximum mood, this indie gem feels like a warm, melancholic hug. Perfect for those who believe romance is as much about silence as it is about words.

Kaathal – The Core (2023) – though more a social drama, its quiet, dignified portrayal of a marriage redefined by honesty is one of the most powerful romantic gestures in recent Malayalam cinema.