Actor-turned Director Joju George’s debut as a director plays to the strengths of contemporary Malayalam dialogue-heave dramas of revenge fused with the fad of gore
Anil Ravipudi’s clout of making ‘family entertainers’ is once again tested with Sankranthiki Vasthunnam, which barely makes you laugh in this no-brainer mix of cop
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Bobby Kolli’s Daaku Maharaj is a perfectly fine-tuned massy blend of every right masala that was proven to work in Balayya’s recent filmography. Take a
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Shankar’s overuse of his ambitious socio-fantasy of frustrations of a common man is middled with flawed writing and his never-ending-hangover of war against corruption. Shankar
Marco, which came as a year-ender, alongside the gigantic Pushpa 2, is one of the goriest cinematic celebrations of bloodiest bloodbaths in Indian cinema. Marco,
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After a series of unimpressive movies, Kichcha Sudeep delivers a strong mass masala action thriller Inspector Arjun Mahakshay goes with the name Max– the name
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Chivaraku Migiledi directed by Rohit Penumatsa and music composed by Vivek Sagar had its premiere at Ramanaidu Studios on 25th December. “Karma is a bitch.”
Vellana Kishore as innocent and funny private detective Sherlock Holmes reminds you of Naveen Polishetty in Agent Sai Sreenivas Athreya. The comparison is inevitable as
Vetrimaran is known for his unique ability to mix the right mixture of mass masala and social-issues driven stories. The recent blockbuster of this sort
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Allari Naresh is on a spree to make mark as a serious “actor”. It is quite evident with his recent films like Naandi, Ugram, Itlu
