The Kerala Story Review| The Terrifying Truth Behind These Unbelievable Stories: Beyond Your Wildest Nightmares

The Kerala Story is a gripping film that sheds light on the plight of women who have been victims of terrorism in the state of Kerala.

The movie revolves around three young girls - Shalini, Gitanjali, and Nimah - who are tricked and brainwashed by ISIS members to convert to Islam and taken to Syria and Afghanistan, where they become sex slaves or suicide bombers.

The film is surrounded by controversy, as it claims to be based on the true story of 32,000 young women from Kerala who were held captive in ISIS camps.

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Adah Sharma, who plays the lead role of Shalini in the film, delivers a powerful performance that is sure to move the audience.

The Kerala Story Review| The film's hard-hitting facts and strong-worded dialogues leave a lasting impact on viewers, and it takes some time for the film's message to fully sink in.

The Kerala Story Review|The movie portrays the story of four roommates - Shalini, Gitanjali, Nimah, and Asifa - who attend a nursing college in Kerala. 

Asifa manipulates the other three girls with the help of drugs and brainwashes them into converting to Islam.

The Kerala Story Review|The film's portrayal of ISIS members chopping off a woman's hand for applying lipstick and killing another woman for having a cell phone is both shocking and disturbing.

The Kerala Story Review|The film is not without its flaws, however, as it makes you question the intelligence of the women who fall prey to the terrorists' manipulations. 

Nevertheless, the film demands attention and emotional investment, and the performances of the four main actors - Adah Sharma, Yogita Bihani, Siddhi Idnani, and Sonia Balani - are top-notch.

Director Sudipto Sen does an excellent job of balancing the dark elements of the film with some lighter moments that offer a glimpse into South Indian culture and college life. 

The Kerala Story Review|The film's conclusion sheds light on a real-life issue and encourages viewers to reflect and have conversations about the issue of terrorism and its impact on women.

Overall, The Kerala Story is a must-watch for those interested in real-life issues and powerful performances.

However, it is important to remember that the film is not entirely based on pure evidence and may not reflect the experiences of all victims of terrorism.