Empuraan Malayalam Movie

Name: Empuraan
Genre: Action, Adventure, Drama
Released: 2019-06-18T22:51:48.233Z
Rating: 2.8
Cast: Mohanlal, Prithviraj Sukumaran, Tovino Thomas, Manju Warrier

Feature Film | 2025 | Action, Adventure, Drama

Critics:

Audience:

Empuraan is a 2025 Indian movie directed by Prithviraj Sukumaran starring Mohanlal, Prithviraj Sukumaran, Tovino Thomas and Manju Warrier. The feature film is produced by Antony Perumbavoor and the music composed by Deepak Dev.

PLOT:

The journey of Stephen Nedumpally, a man leading a double life as Khureshi Ab'raam, an enigmatic leader of a powerful global crime syndicate.

Where To Watch:
In Theaters: USA INDIA

+ Add to Watchlist

Release Info:
March 27 2025 (India)

Language: Malayalam
Director: Prithviraj Sukumaran

LEAD CAST See all

VIDEOS:

Teaser

Trailer

Character Teaser

2.8

Critics

3.1

Users

CRITICAL RESPONSE

"L2: Empuraan" has received a mixed-to-positive response from critics. While the film excels in scale, grandeur, and mass appeal, many reviewers feel it lacks the narrative depth and emotional resonance of its predecessor, Lucifer. Mohanlal’s screen presence and Prithviraj Sukumaran’s direction have been widely praised, but critics point out that the film leans heavily on spectacle rather than storytelling. The film has been lauded for its stylish execution, stunning visuals, and action-packed sequences, but some critics argue that the writing feels convenient, with underdeveloped character arcs and an overly stretched narrative. The movie’s political themes and world-building have been noted as ambitious, but the execution is not as refined as Lucifer.

Verdict:

While Empuraan delivers on action, scale, and visual splendor, it struggles to recapture the storytelling depth that made Lucifer a standout. Fans of Mohanlal and mass entertainers will find much to enjoy, but those expecting a more layered and gripping narrative might be left wanting more.

REVIEWS (18)

Review by: Aswin Bharadwaj - Lensmen Reviews

An Engaging Political Drama Wrapped in an Extremely Thick Crest of Mass Masala.
Read Full Review

Review by: Venkat Arikatla - GreatAndhra.com

L2: Empuraan delivers on its promise of a lavish action spectacle, excelling in visuals and scale. But compared to Lucifer, it feels underwhelming due to lack of emotional depth and a stretched first half. Still, it’s a watchable experience for fans of Mohanlal and lovers of stylish action dramas.
Read Full Review

More Reviews (16)

USER REVIEWS

rupar

Watched empuraan in the US on Saturday. I wasn’t really planning to watch it in... Show more

Watched empuraan in the US on Saturday. I wasn’t really planning to watch it in theaters until my guys gang coaxed me into it , thanks to Lucifer fan following and the media created hype. As a product , overall the movie isn’t satisfying at all. Worked for me in bits and pieces . A lot of cringe moments where leads walk or fight in slow motion (a formula Bollywood and Mollywood has often used) . Unfortunately these don’t work any more. Comparing to films like Marco or Vikram where quality of action is so slick and international , this one falls flat. The last fight scene was such a pain to watch, felt so comical. Mohanlal isn’t able to pull off Abraam Kureshi and felt that the only difference between Stephen and Abraam is the costume. Sadly Stephen’s character which is the core of Lucifer is very limited here. This movie was supposed to take us into a totally different and ruthless world of international mercenaries , which it failed to by running three parallel storylines just enough to confuse the viewers. If the movie had focused on Abraam and his world in the first half and made an organic shift to Kerala politics , that would have done the audience must justice and also trimmed the running time. Merely using foreign like locations or casting foreign actors does not make the movie truly international. The story had to be told earnestly, have a believable plot and less drama.

Sree

it's part 2 of lucifer. pathetically, what happened to indian 2 happened to this... Show more

it's part 2 of lucifer. pathetically, what happened to indian 2 happened to this movie also. very guessing scenes, average screenplay. like in jailer, in this movie, prithviraj acted like siv.rajkumar, with sniper gun shooters. vineeth srinivasan and asif ali acted well and doing good direction of movies. but, prithviraj failed in it. all will make, pan - india movie. but, prithviraj tried to make pan-world movie. what he said against, modi government, in non stopping of non-veg in lakshadeep or andhaman nicobar issue, he straight away attacked bjp. but, what happened to bjp supported movies like emergency, savarkar, atal, kerala story, kashmir files and they failed to hit massively. like the same will happen to this movie. vidudhalai part 1 is good movie. but, part 2 fully speak about communisam and it failed to attract all mass class audience. like that, lucifer is great movie for mohanlal. but, in this movie, the director took a political strategy and it will back fire him. and last advice, like indian 3, we expect, lucifer 3 ( empuran next part)

MOVIE STILL PHOTOS

More Pictures...

Cast & Crew Details:

	Mohanlal	Khureshi Ab'raam / Stephen Nedumpally
	Prithviraj Sukumaran	Zayed Masood
	Tovino Thomas	Jathin Ramdas
	Manju Warrier	Priyadarshini Ramdas
	Abhimanyu Singh	Bhajrangi
	Indrajith Sukumaran	Govardhan
	Suraj Venjaramoodu	Sajanachandran
	Saniya Iyyappan	Jhanvi
	Saikumar	Mahesha Varma
	Nyla Usha	Arundathi Sanjeev
	Sachin Khedekar	P. K. Ramdas
	Baiju Santhosh	Murugan
	Shivaji Guruvayoor	Medayil Rajan
	Fazil	Father Nedumpally
	Sshivada	Sreelekha
	Nandhu	P. S. Peethambaran
	Giju John	Sanjeev Kumar
	Aneesh G Menon	Sumesh
	Manikuttan	Mani
	Alexx ONell
	Kalabhavan Shajon

Director: Prithviraj Sukumaran
Producer: Antony Perumbavoor
Production Companies: Ashirwad Movies, Lyca Productions, AA Films
Music Director: Deepak Dev
Sound Designer: M R Rajakrishnan
Cinematographer: Sujith Vasudev
Editor: Akhilesh Mohan
Art Designer: Mohandas
Screenplay Writer: Murali Gopy
Action Choregrapher: Stunt Silva
Song Choregrapher: Stunt Silva