Category: Reviews

Laila Review: Hits the Lowest Bar at Everytime, Unarguably the Worst

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 […]

Brahma Anandam Review: A Sweet & Sour Mix of Serious Drama and Silly Comedy.

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 […]

Kadhalikka Neramillai Review: This Pleasant Musical is Such a Breeze!

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 […]

Thandel Review: Naga Chaitanya Shoulders Chandoo Mondeti’s Depthless Forced Emotions

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. […]

Pattudala Review: Ever Your Perseverance Doesn’t let this Dry Lacklustre Road-thriller to Triumph

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 […]

Pani Review: Joju George Writes an Extremely Engaging Revenge Drama Despite Minor Flaws of Underwriting

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 […]

Sankranthiki Vasthunnam Review: Passable Festival Movie with Bare Minimum Laughs

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 […]

Daaku Maharaj Review: Perfectly Fine-tuned Balayya Recipe with all the Right Masalas

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 […]

Game Changer Review: Shankar’s Socio-fantasy of Empowering the Common Man is Underpowered with its Logical Flaws

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. […]