Classics standing the test of time is one thing. Them featuring acting stalwarts is another. ‘Pathala Bhairavi’ (1951), the KV Reddy-directed fantasy, is one such.
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HBO brings in the darker world of Gotham with an utterly unidentifiable character transformation of Colin Farrell playing the underdog small-time ambitious kingpin, Oswald Cobb.
The cinematic portrayal of kids on screen imagined by adults is often an issue, just like men writing the characters of women. In Sopathulu too,
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K Balachander’s directorial about a woman’s content of life without depending solely on the man’s approval stuck with three heroes: Chiranjeevi, Kamal Haasan and Sarath
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Sector 36 Movie Review Sector 36 is that rare theme-blending Netflix-ified drama that goes beyond the gore of a brutal serial killings and offers us
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The sequel to Ritesh Rana’s Mathu Vadalara is an edge-seater that continues the same quirkiness and the laughter continues even after 5 years. Ritesh recreates
Telugu Funda’s reveal of the plot: Radha (Raj Tarun) is a saree draper brought up by a single mother. Krishna (Manisha Kandkur), a bank employee,
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Movies that arrive at festivals like Sankranti (Pongal), Dussehra, or Eid and Onam– for Malayalees– will aim to have a special quality of being all-pleaser
Whenever a filmmaker comes with an idea about the lives of urban IT-Tech people, it always leaves me wondering: what is it that TVF is
