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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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.”
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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Vishwak Sen’s latest Mechanic Rocky is a routine thriller in terms of treatment of the story, character, humour; yet the sudden spin in the story
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Telugu Funda’s Reveal of the Basic Plot: As a child, Vasu (Varun Tej) arrived in Vizag with his mother as a refugee from Burma. After
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Nikhil Sidhartha’s long-overdue, Appudo Ippudo Yeppudo, has finally hit the screens with the least impact for a Nikhils’s movie due to the lack of near-zero
Sahit Mothukuri’s debut film as director is a strong ideologically driven story– that is Pottel’s major plus point as well as a minor minus point.
