Ladies & Gentlemen Review

‘Ladies And Gentlemen’ tells three separate stories involving seven characters, between them.  They are not networked to each other; instead, what is common to them is a social...

Rasam Review

Coming from seasoned director RajeevNath, famous for his serious, art house movies, 'Rasam' featuring Indrajith and Mohanlal was expected to be a lighter film with food as the main lead. But...

Mariam Mukku Review

'Mariyam Mukku' is one movie that was eagerly expected as it was the debut directorial offering of James Albert, the hit screen writer of ‘Classmates’. With Fahad Fazil and a...

Siddhartha Review

What best an actor in the genesis can ask for? All such things are loaded in this ‘Siddartha’ the debut of fourth generation actor Vinay Rajakumar. A slight change in the...

Mili Review

Watching ‘Mili’ is like watching someone you know or watching you yourself on screen. The movie is that real and immensely ordinary that it is like rewinding a slice of life that is so...

Picket 43 Review

It is not often that a Major Ravi movie manages to live up to expectations. ‘Picket 43’ does just that and more. Unlike his previous war movies, this one is more of an anti-war movie. It...

Dolly Ki Doli Review

What is it all about?A con fake cinema where a tall and beautiful Sonam Kapoor dumps the rich Dulhaas all over but not a single proper picture of the ‘shaadi’. 'Dolly Ki Doli'...

Beeruva Review

Beeruva is a good marketing gimmick.  The unabashed trailers gave us an impression that there is something surreal in store.  Far from it.Sundeep Kishan is Sanju, the playfully mischievous...

Pataas Review

Pataas is an action-comedy entertainer that doesn't take itself too seriously.  So, we have everything from a firebrand senior cop who is waiting to be killed while in action to a quirky...

Baby Review

What is it all about?Brilliantly crafted pulse riser of highest orders this Baby’ is the ‘Baap’ of B-town’s spy thrillers. T-series reunites the awesome deadly combo of...

Crazy Cukkad Family Review

A few stray laughs does not make a comedy..but who will tell this to Bollywood’s newbie directors? The story line though done to death was promising in the sense that there was room for some...

Sharafat Gayi Tel Lene Review

An attempted thriller-comedy that doesn’t really end up as either. "Sharafat gayee tel Lene’ as the title suggests is about a naïve geek Prithvi(Zayed Khan) who believes in...

Darling Review

Who would have thought that Horror and comedy were two sides of a coin, no body right! Kollywood seems to have embraced the concept so quickly ever since movies like Aranmanai, YamirukaBayamen...

Alone Review

What is it all about?‘Alone’.. not really.. This bollywoodised expose to the Thailand import of the same name starring the B-town Horror queen Bipasha Basu and introducing TV star Karan...

Jackson Review

Dhuniya Vijay has not understood his capacity. In this remake ‘Jackson’ he has been part of jaded theme with routine unassuming elements. Look at the hero image starving and...

I Review

There is a reason why Shankar has always been seen as a Master - it's beyond the style and substance that his films eminently throw up.  There is a sensibility about his lead characters....

Aambala Review

Sundar C is a name analogous with mass entertainment. First things first, this Pongal is assured of packed entertainment from the ace director. Vishal is an action hero, Sundar C has worked on two...

I Review

Love, Revenge: Vintage wine in new bottle:The last time Shankar embraced romance would have been “Kadhalan”, is that right? Well, strike that! As none of his movies were short of...

Mayapuri Review

Coming from a group of debutante is 'Mayapuri, made in 3D. Strictly aimed for children, it needs to be seen whether the new age kids will find this dish interesting, which doesn't have any...

Ammakkoru Tharattu Review

True  to the expectations on the film, veteran director Sreekumaran Thampi’s new film after a long break ‘Ammakkoru Tharattu’ is one film with that regular, predictable, age...