‘Janaka Aithe Ganaka’ is arriving at the cinemas this Saturday (October 12th). Here we bring you one of the earliest reviews in the town. Telugu Funda’s reveal of the Plot: […]
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Hasith Goli’s profound progressive politics of gender and wealth; and intelligent wit of Sree Vishnu’s ease of performing four roles makes SWAG a must watch funny enlightening entertainer. Hasith’s second
SWAG (2024): Flawless Blend of Profound Progressiveness and Witty Entertainer. Read More »
A superhero movie is an amusement park, as said by Martin Scorcesee. There is nothing wrong with theme parks, they give you the adrenaline rush and an instant ecstatic high.
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‘Sathyam Sundaram’, the Telugu-dubbed version of ‘Meiyazhagan’ (Tamil), is currently showing at the cinemas. Sathyam (Arvind Swami), a man uprooted from his hometown by a property dispute, returns years later
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Jr NTR’s solo-release after 6 years is a huge disappointment for cinema-lovers, fans might cherish Jr. NTR. But, it requires patience that we needed while watching Siva’s Acharya. Jr. NTR
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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. Starring the versatile NT Rama
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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 eight-part series developed by
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, the two kids, Chimptu and
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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 Babu In the world of
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