Vishwak Sen, who calls himself as ‘Mass ka Das’, turned into Crass ka Das with Laila; hitting the lowest bar of regressive jokes at each and every scene. Laila is […]
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It’s been a very long time since we saw the comedy of Brahmanandam on the big screen. But, we literally see him everyday, as our beloved meme-lord. Still, we want
Brahma Anandam Review: A Sweet & Sour Mix of Serious Drama and Silly Comedy. Read More »
The whole music album of Abhinandana is such a pleasure to your ears. Ilayaraja really seems to have composed the music first and the story of triangled-love story is made
Magics won’t happen too often in life. There is no reason for a coincidence to be reasonable. Yet, when we see such magical coincidences on screen, it may come off
Kadhalikka Neramillai Review: This Pleasant Musical is Such a Breeze! Read More »
Thandel would have been far better than what it is right now– a depthless forced emotion– if Chandoo Mondeti hadn’t dealt with the serious subjects as he dealt in Thandel.
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Ajith Kumar delivers yet another disappointment after Thunivu and Valimai. Pattudala (Vidaamuyarchi in Tamil) is a very dry lacklustre road-thriller that fails to keep its tagline: ‘Perseverance Triumph.’ Road-thrillers can
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 on screen. The slowburner of
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 drama that heavily relies on
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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 look at the films of
Daaku Maharaj Review: Perfectly Fine-tuned Balayya Recipe with all the Right Masalas Read More »
Shankar’s overuse of his commonman’s frustrations middled with flawed writing and his never-ending-hangover of war against corruption. Shankar has garnered his own reputation for making cinematic social responsibility (CSR) films.
