Indiaglitz Highest Rated Movies of 2017 Part-2
Goodbye 2017 a year that has given a lot of hope for Tamil cinema as young blood has bloomed on the creative side, on screen and even as heads of the various unions and organizations of the film fraternity. Here we have listed the highest rated films of the year by our review team and are pleased to see that this year too there is majority concurrence between us, our audiences and the box office.
Kurangu Bommai
'Kurangu Bommai' is the story about people with greed for money and need for money and how this greed and need affects the life of a man and his father who respect human values rather than money. Elango Kuamravel stuns everyone with a spellbinding performance in a negative character probably for the first time in his career in this gripping realistic crime thriller.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Taramani
Director Ram has dealt with a very relevant subject of how men from all classes wrongly perceive women and realize their folly mostly when its too late. The message that Ram sets out to tell is loud and clear and that’s the strength of 'Taramani'. Andrea has got the role of a lifetime as a modern IT girl which she has portrayed with much restrain and intensity, making it very special.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Brindavanam
'Brindavanam' is a typical Radhamohan film that you can watch and enjoy with your family in theaters, as it carries a lot of humor and touching emotional moments.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Pa Paandi
Dhanush one of the most sought after leading men in Tamil cinema has successfully showcased his talents as a lyricist, singer, writer and producer. ‘Pa. Paandi’ his official directorial debut proves beyond any doubt that he is indeed the complete showman of Kollywood.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Si3
Si3 marks Duraisingham’s return, after a slow moving first half, the second half works for its creamy action sequences and racy screenplay.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Athey Kangal
Sshivada gets to play a powerful character and she has given a brilliant performance. We wish that our Kollywood filmmakers recognize her talent and give her more such performance oriented roles.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Mersal
Atlee with his winning formula of old wine in a new bottle has proved beyond doubt his caliber as a commercial director and has delivered a sure shot winner for Thenandal Studios 100th production.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Lens
Vetrimaran should be commended for taking all the efforts to release this film, placing his trust on the content and the sensibility of Tamil film audience to accept such bold attempts.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Vikram Vedha
The husband and wife duo Pushkar and Gayathri have given 'Oram Po' and 'Quarter Cutting' which may not have had universal appeal, but they made their distinct mark by ushering in new genres to Tamil cinema. Their third outing 'Vikram Vedha' is an intriguing work of excellence in many aspects that might need a second viewing to fully comprehend. Vijay Sethupathi has once again proven that he is way ahead of his contemporaries has taken one more difficult role and played it as if it's just another walk in the park.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Velaikkaran
With a strong supporting cast, Raja helps their screen presence with gritty dialogues. Almost every single character in the movie has a fitting responsible dialogue, be it Roshini, Nayanthara, Vijay Vasanth, Sneha, Prakash Raj, RJ Balaji and even comedian Sathish has something useful to say. Its safe to say that Siva Karthikeyan is ready and has stepped into a new role, breaking away from a casual youth to a responsible one.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Maanagaram
After the stupendous success of ‘Maaya’, Potential Studios banner has delivered their second film with a team of fresh talents spearheaded by debut director Lokesh Kanagaraj, whose ‘Maanagaram’ is a film that keeps the audience engrossed, right from the title card to end credits, as a clearly narrated hyperlink thriller with multiple characters in different situations, intersecting with each other.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Oru Kidayin Karunai Manu
Director Manikandan has been making Tamil cinema proud with his slice of life films such as ‘Kaaka Muttai’, ‘Kutrame Thandanai’ and ‘Aandavan Kattalai’. Manikandan’s protege Suresh Sangaiah's 'Oru Kidayin Karunai Manu' is film that gives the feel of living in a village and watching the real men and women out there and it is thoroughly enjoyable and moving.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Aramm
Gopi Nainar who became famous after filing a plagiarism case against the blockbuster film 'Kaththi' is finally making his debut with Aramm joining hands with lady superstar Nayanthara as a firebrand district collector taking on the corrupt forces. The film touches many relevant social issues and poses important questions to the powerful but where it wins is by never losing focus on delivering an engaging screenplay which is evidence of the directors tight grip on the medium.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Theeran Adhigaram Ondru
Karthi rocks as Theeran with his fit body and fluid body language aiding him greatly in bringing to life a close to the real character. Coming to the master of the show H.Vinod if his 'Sathuranga Vettai' is one of the most authentic deconstruction of heist and deception crimes 'Theeran' is the same for police procedure. Like how he posts a salute to the true cops who cracked the crimes in real life he deserves one for his painstaking research, authentic narration and plain honest hard work.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Aruvi
Dream Warriors Pictures headed by S.R. Prabhu and S.R. Prakash Babu is known to back quality films like 'Maya', 'Joker' and the recent 'Theeran Adhigaram Ondru'. Their latest offering 'Aruvi' directed by Arun Prabhu Purushothaman will not only enhance their reputation, but will find its place as one of the modern gems of Tamil cinema.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Nisabdham
Most films tackling a burning social issue deal with how it affects society, but rarely shed light on the inner trauma and psychological fracture the victims suffer. Kudos to Michael Arun for attempting this little gem that focuses on the healing as much as the pain of child abuse.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Baahubali - 2
Your search for an Indian movie with Hollywood quality has finally ended , so make a dash for it and enjoy Rajamouli’s show of wholesome entertainment . S.S. Rajamouli has delivered a hugely satisfying conclusion to his tale and has surpassed himself as a masterful creator of grandeur with a strong emotional undercurrent.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Indiaglitz Highest Rated Movies of 2017 Part-1
Indiaglitz Highest Rated Movies of 2017 Part-2
Goodbye 2017 a year that has given a lot of hope for Tamil cinema as young blood has bloomed on the creative side, on screen and even as heads of the various unions and organizations of the film fraternity. Here we have listed the highest rated films of the year by our review team and are pleased to see that this year too there is majority concurrence between us, our audiences and the box office.
Kurangu Bommai
'Kurangu Bommai' is the story about people with greed for money and need for money and how this greed and need affects the life of a man and his father who respect human values rather than money. Elango Kuamravel stuns everyone with a spellbinding performance in a negative character probably for the first time in his career in this gripping realistic crime thriller.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Taramani
Director Ram has dealt with a very relevant subject of how men from all classes wrongly perceive women and realize their folly mostly when its too late. The message that Ram sets out to tell is loud and clear and that’s the strength of 'Taramani'. Andrea has got the role of a lifetime as a modern IT girl which she has portrayed with much restrain and intensity, making it very special.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Brindavanam
'Brindavanam' is a typical Radhamohan film that you can watch and enjoy with your family in theaters, as it carries a lot of humor and touching emotional moments.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Pa Paandi
Dhanush one of the most sought after leading men in Tamil cinema has successfully showcased his talents as a lyricist, singer, writer and producer. ‘Pa. Paandi’ his official directorial debut proves beyond any doubt that he is indeed the complete showman of Kollywood.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Si3
Si3 marks Duraisingham’s return, after a slow moving first half, the second half works for its creamy action sequences and racy screenplay.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Athey Kangal
Sshivada gets to play a powerful character and she has given a brilliant performance. We wish that our Kollywood filmmakers recognize her talent and give her more such performance oriented roles.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Mersal
Atlee with his winning formula of old wine in a new bottle has proved beyond doubt his caliber as a commercial director and has delivered a sure shot winner for Thenandal Studios 100th production.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Lens
Vetrimaran should be commended for taking all the efforts to release this film, placing his trust on the content and the sensibility of Tamil film audience to accept such bold attempts.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Vikram Vedha
The husband and wife duo Pushkar and Gayathri have given 'Oram Po' and 'Quarter Cutting' which may not have had universal appeal, but they made their distinct mark by ushering in new genres to Tamil cinema. Their third outing 'Vikram Vedha' is an intriguing work of excellence in many aspects that might need a second viewing to fully comprehend. Vijay Sethupathi has once again proven that he is way ahead of his contemporaries has taken one more difficult role and played it as if it's just another walk in the park.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Velaikkaran
With a strong supporting cast, Raja helps their screen presence with gritty dialogues. Almost every single character in the movie has a fitting responsible dialogue, be it Roshini, Nayanthara, Vijay Vasanth, Sneha, Prakash Raj, RJ Balaji and even comedian Sathish has something useful to say. Its safe to say that Siva Karthikeyan is ready and has stepped into a new role, breaking away from a casual youth to a responsible one.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Maanagaram
After the stupendous success of ‘Maaya’, Potential Studios banner has delivered their second film with a team of fresh talents spearheaded by debut director Lokesh Kanagaraj, whose ‘Maanagaram’ is a film that keeps the audience engrossed, right from the title card to end credits, as a clearly narrated hyperlink thriller with multiple characters in different situations, intersecting with each other.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Oru Kidayin Karunai Manu
Director Manikandan has been making Tamil cinema proud with his slice of life films such as ‘Kaaka Muttai’, ‘Kutrame Thandanai’ and ‘Aandavan Kattalai’. Manikandan’s protege Suresh Sangaiah's 'Oru Kidayin Karunai Manu' is film that gives the feel of living in a village and watching the real men and women out there and it is thoroughly enjoyable and moving.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Aramm
Gopi Nainar who became famous after filing a plagiarism case against the blockbuster film 'Kaththi' is finally making his debut with Aramm joining hands with lady superstar Nayanthara as a firebrand district collector taking on the corrupt forces. The film touches many relevant social issues and poses important questions to the powerful but where it wins is by never losing focus on delivering an engaging screenplay which is evidence of the directors tight grip on the medium.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Theeran Adhigaram Ondru
Karthi rocks as Theeran with his fit body and fluid body language aiding him greatly in bringing to life a close to the real character. Coming to the master of the show H.Vinod if his 'Sathuranga Vettai' is one of the most authentic deconstruction of heist and deception crimes 'Theeran' is the same for police procedure. Like how he posts a salute to the true cops who cracked the crimes in real life he deserves one for his painstaking research, authentic narration and plain honest hard work.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Aruvi
Dream Warriors Pictures headed by S.R. Prabhu and S.R. Prakash Babu is known to back quality films like 'Maya', 'Joker' and the recent 'Theeran Adhigaram Ondru'. Their latest offering 'Aruvi' directed by Arun Prabhu Purushothaman will not only enhance their reputation, but will find its place as one of the modern gems of Tamil cinema.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Nisabdham
Most films tackling a burning social issue deal with how it affects society, but rarely shed light on the inner trauma and psychological fracture the victims suffer. Kudos to Michael Arun for attempting this little gem that focuses on the healing as much as the pain of child abuse.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Baahubali - 2
Your search for an Indian movie with Hollywood quality has finally ended , so make a dash for it and enjoy Rajamouli’s show of wholesome entertainment . S.S. Rajamouli has delivered a hugely satisfying conclusion to his tale and has surpassed himself as a masterful creator of grandeur with a strong emotional undercurrent.
READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Indiaglitz Highest Rated Movies of 2017 Part-1
Goodbye 2017 a year that has given a lot of hope for Tamil cinema as young blood has bloomed on the creative side,
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