Aayirathil Oruvan Review

The long wait is over - literally for all. Be it Selvaraghavan, Karthi, Reema Sen or the audience who were yearning for an `adventure' film. Selvaraghavan, who is known for his adapt handling of-...

Kutty Review

 Produced by Gemini Film Circuit and directed by Mitran. R. Jawahar Kutty is an average film for all. You just can't believe the film is directed by the same man who did `Yaaradi Nee Mohini'...

Adhurs Review

For those of you who like to laugh out loud and have no expectations of how a Vinayak or NTR film should be, Adurs offers good amount of entertainment.  The film's greatest strength is its...

Naanayam Review

 Tamil cinema had seen family sentiments, murder mystery and romantic potboilers but, a seat-edge crime thriller was sorely missed. Capital Film Works seems to have filled the void with '...

Preethiya Theru Review

It is high time the bosses in Kannada cinema industry spruce up this kind of producer, director, actors to churn a decent film. Otherwise the only the number of films in Kannada film will be...

Samagama Review

Sri Sai Innovators fail to invoke any substance in this below average film `Samagama'. The need of the present genre and market demand is not given a thought in this carelessly made film. Of course...

Pyaar Impossible Review

 What is it all about?`Pyaar Impossible' is a fairy tale freshly retold. The movie is pleasant start to YRF innings this year. Scoring on the right choice of characters the movie manages to...

Naaikutty Review

An orphan brought up in a slum takes to negative ways in his life. Eventually he becomes a victim of his own acts. This forms the crux of 'Naaikutty', produced by V A Durai and directed by debutant...

Minugu Review

When a debut craftsman arrives on the screen he is curiously watched and scrutinized in anticipation. This does happen after a few reels in some cases. Jayavanth in his debut creates interest and...

Police Quarters Review

`Cyanide' fame director AMR Ramesh has learnt lesson from his earlier film `Minchina Ota' failure. In this `Police Quarters' he keeps the grips, goes with many values to obtain the audience...

Accident on Hill Road Review

Inspired from a real incident or a Hollywood bizarre called `Stuck', only Mahesh Nair can answer after asking Mr. Nari Hira.Well the original was a comedy that indicated the downing level of...

Raat Gayi Baat Gayi Review

He gives her his vodka on the pretext of getting kareeb but boy he is an ageing married garib who runs and ad agency and knows how to approach a hottie.Naughty. Hottie (Neha Dhupia - perfect) plays...

Odipolaama Review

`Odipolaama' is one more addition to the long list of romantic movies in Tamil screen where the plot, treatment and execution all reminding one or few earlier films.Since it is a commercial caper,...

Ivide Swargamaanu Review

Have you been recently into a film that takes its own time to unfold its relevant strong topical theme, in a realistic manner? How many times have you find in recent films where the editors of...

Kasko Review

Released on the eve of Christmas, Vaibhav-starrer Kasko, presented by yesteryear's star director Kodandarami Reddy, fails to cash in on the festive fervour.  Coming up with a rather weak...

Shishira Review

Manju Swaraj in his debut direction has shown that he has come here to stay as a good craftsman. The package he has given with initial discussion on `Ghost and God' predominance in the society that...

Ram Review

Although `Ram' is a remake of `Ready' Telugu film it is a complete entertainer for the family. The huge canvas, the rich production values, lengthy yet convincing screenplay, performance of artists,...

Chattambinaadu Review

For this Christmas, once again you have a movie plotted at a remote Tamil Nadu border, with all that colorful camera friendly costume worn dumb village people, two strong families at war for more...

3 Idiots Review

Bravo! Bollywood smartys had done it again. The invincible Rajkumar Hirani goes more `hearty' and less `arty' this time to give us a witty and touching look at life and makes a befitting comment at...

Kallara Santhe Review

Political parody in an extremely verbatim style is told in a lengthy screenplay that seems a forced one to the audience. What is commendable is with police and politics and a hapless young couple in...