Spanish Masala Review

Spain had been a happening country in our filmdom these days with few Bollywood hits shot in the picturesque country. And if Bollywood can do magic with films like 'Zindagi Na mile Dobara', few from...

Ayyare Review

We live in a country where terrorists are given biryani and patriotism is censored, so goes the collective lament of our men.  There comes a point in Ayyare when Rajendra Prasad stumbles upon...

Ko Ko Koli and Kothi Review

In the debut Bharani Minerals has made the right choice in the subject and execution of it is also in gripping style especially in the second half. The first half picks up at the interval point...

Padmasree Bharat Dr Saroj Kumar Review

When Sreenivasan came up with the scripts of 'Udayananu Thaaram', a movie on the inside stories of the film industry of the years, it also contributed another director in Roshan Andrews who went on...

Sidlingu Review

The dialogues with double meanings could only save this film for Samy Associates. There is no competent work from debut director Vijayaprasad. He is good in dialogues and the double meaning it gives...

Vettai Review

After 'Run' almost ten years ago, director Lingusamy and Madhavan come together in a bid to repeat the magic, this time with added strength. They have young and bubbly Arya to their company.A...

Bodyguard Review

If you have watched Siddique's Bodyguard already, there is still every reason why you should go for Gopichand Malineni's Bodyguard.  If not for anything, to watch Venkatesh and Trisha deliver...

Chaalis Chauraasi Review

One shudders to think how the film would have sustained even the slightest of interest amongst audience if not for it's experienced/talented actors. With a bunch of actors who could have just...

Sadda Adda Review

The way 'Sadda Adda' begins, it immediately makes you recollect last year's cult comedy 'Pyaar Ka Punchnama'. Just like the three main protagonists there ('Sadda Adda' doubles it up with six of them...

Ghost Review

With the narrative nothing better than a quintessential B-film, a plot which has enough mumbo-jumbo in it that is hardly comprehensible and the turn of events that don't just seem like too much of a...

Business Man Review

A proud Nasser, who is the Commissioner of Mumbai, goes to the town claiming that there is no bhai left in the city.  He and his unsparing department have cleansed the city of the dreaded...

Nanban Review

First things first. Let's not compare '3 Idiots' with 'Nanban'. Though the latter is a faithful remake of the Aamir Khan starrer, 'Nanban' has its own moments. It carries a nice theme presented in...

Orkut Oru Ormakoot Review

'Orkut Oru Ormakoot' is one of those films that you are likely to approach with some amount of cynicism. Orkut is now almost out of vogue, and the film with new faces seems a low-profile thing which...

Kunjaliyan Review

Even after being with disasters like 'Four friends'( A take on 'BucketList'), Saji Surendran and Krishna Poojappura are unable to suit themselves to the changing tastes of audiences, that was...

Asuravithu Review

The story of angry young man, taking the odds of the otherwise harmonious society has been the theme that created many superstar avatars in filmdom. This is also the case with A K Sajan's '...

Players Review

'Players' was always expected to be THE Abbas-Mustan film and they stay on to be real heroes of the show as they end up bettering the original source. It is commendable to see them race along with...

Shakthi Review

What the box office hero does this actress of action image does on silver screen. That is Malashri in the masala packed usual run of the mill film rather high dosage in action. The existence of five...

Prarthane Review

What is expected from a discerning journalist that too in Kannada journalism has come out well with deep concern and devotion in handling the subject is seen. Sadashiva Shenoy with long career in...

Kya Yahi Sach Hai Review

Rating: **Frankly speaking, when I ventured into 'Kya Yahi Sach Hai', I was expecting an all around terrible show. Pathetic promotion hadn't helped my cause either, poor release was a further...

Kshetram Review

In Kshetram you see Jagapathi Babu excelling in his mien, comportment, deportment, body movements, shrieking, wielding a larger-than-life sword, sporting a caricaturish moustache - that is,...