Zam Zam

Synopsis

Zam Zam follows the journey of a young woman named Zama Nazreen, who embarks on a life-changing trip to Paris in the quest for self-discovery. From a small conservative town in Kerala to the bustling streets of the French capital, Zama's experiences lead her on a path of growth, friendship, and unexpected challenges. Through comedic moments, heartfelt encounters, and cultural clashes, Zam Zam explores themes of identity, love, and individuality, making it a heartfelt and relatable tale for audiences of all backgrounds.

Cast

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  Manjima Mohan

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  Aram Arakelyan

  Andrei

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  Baiju Santhosh

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  Wilfried Capet

  Tim

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  Sunny Wayne

  Hassan

Reviews

Zam Zam has received praise for its refreshing take on a female protagonist's journey of self-realization. Rotten Tomatoes awarded it a solid 96% rating, with critics highlighting the lead performance of Manjima Mohan and the film's engaging narrative. The Times of India described it as 'a coming-of-age story that resonates with sincerity and humor', while IMDb praised the film for its authenticity and emotional depth. Metacritic also lauded Zam Zam for its cultural exploration and the universal themes it tackles, making it a must-watch for fans of indie cinema.