Why koode is a special movie..!

There will be some movies, which we will never forget with time. We keep on remembering some of our favourite scenes. We try to rewatch them. When we rewatch it, we understand some hidden elements, which further makes us love the movie more..!

So, this post is dedicated to sharing some thoughts on the Malayalam movie - "Koode".

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There will be a discussion of the story plot, so proceed with caution...!

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Josh never cries till the end of the movie:

We can never miss a person if we are never close to a person. Even though Josh loves his sister, he never has very great memories with her. He never talked to her, they never even fought.

Only when he actually 'misses' her near the end, does his heart gets shattered.

'Cha' - it's the word Jenny says when Josh leaves for Dubai:
Jenny says at a later point that 'Cha' is a shortcut notion to call her brother. But at the beginning of the movie, when Josh leaves for Dubai on a train as a kid, Jenny calls him with the same reference.
So, she has been thinking of 'Cha' as a nickname for a long time..!

The movie contains two arcs: of the brother, and of the sister:

It is not just a story of a brother saving her sister, nor a story about a sister saving her brother. By the end of the movie, both stories come to closure - Josh gets back to his childhood love with the help of Jenny; Josh helps Jenny by informing Sean about her feelings.

Not only that, both Josh and Jenny live the life they have been missing - as siblings.

When regret becomes eternal:
Sean, when he realizes that Jenny has health issues, he gets worried. He leaves her because he thinks he may again do something which upsets her health. But, he could never confess his feelings to her. Everything changes suddenly, just like that. She will be no more present with him.
This emotion is greatly portrayed by Sean during the song 'Aarorum'.

Aaroum: a combination of her lyrics, and his tune:
Jenny actually writes a poem for Sean but never be able to give him. But thanks to Josh, Sean gets the poem and reads it.
Similar to the 'Paranne', 'Aarorum' is written by Jenny. Whereas the former reminds the start of the friendship between Jenny and Sean, Aarorum reminds the end.

The best answer ever heard for the question: "What is the final wish?"
When Josh begins to see Jenny, he thinks that Jenny may have some final wish unfulfilled and asks her mother whether she has any final wish. For which, his mother says "She was just 20. Not one, she has a thousand such wishes."
It is a gentle reminder of how people sometimes stop being alive much before death.

Thank you for reading..!
Feel free to share your love for the movie in the comments..!

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