Sravanamasam Review

Actually we are kind to you. Had we included all the names that acted in this movie, you wouldn't have had any space for the review. The film is so chockablock with people that you wonder whether...

Bewafaa Review

"Bewafaa"; Starring Anil Kapoor, Akshay Kumar, Kareena Kapoor, Sushmita Sen, Shamita Shetty, Manoj Bajpai, Kabir Bedi and Nafisa Ali; Directed by Dharmesh Darshan."Bewafaa" had...

Radha Gopalam Review

Ego is actually a twin-edged knife. It can make or unmake a person. Marriage, which, in a sense, is a kind of ego trip, can also do the same. In the case of Gopalam (Srikanth) it almost pierces...

Sins Review

It's so easy to jump the gun and label this film as sexy and sacrilegious. But to dump "Sins" among the cheesy stuff is to miss the whoop for the spree."Sins" is certainly not a...

Fingerprint Review

It has become a recurring event in Malayalam cinema - every fortnight a new director claims to pull the industry out of the crisis, but hardly a couple fulfil the promise. This week saw the entry of...

Zameer Review

When a film is as pointlessly puerile and archaic as "Zameer" you have to look desperately for silver linings. After sitting through three hours of a love triangle as outdated as Nimmi's...

Chehraa Review

"If only life were a book, I could turn back the pages," says protagonist Megha's voice-over after she crashes to her death.Alas, by then the plot too has gone her way - shattered into...

Jurm Review

"Jurm" is a cadaverous thriller that turns more corny with every scene. It tries to subvert and overturn the faithful wife tradition of a Hindu marriage by making the wife, Sanjana (Lara...

Sankaranti Review

Family values are the strength of India. And it is also the strength of Indian films.Sankranthi is as good an example as you can get. The film is all about the bondage between four brothers despite...

Sukran Review

Sukran begins as a campus love story ends haywire with the heroine being gang raped by a Judge, a Minister' son and a police officer and eventually the hero taking revenge on them for their heinous...

Kannadi Pookal Review

Kannadi Pookal is a honest remake of the Malayalam movie Ente Veedum Apponteum which fetched Jayaram's son Master Ashwin a national award for best child artiste.A powerful emotional drama dwelling...

Chaahat Ek Nasha Review

What's wrong with Manisha Koirala! Once considered a classique candidate, she has plummeted to doing seedy sleazy see-me type of voyeuristic projects that do nothing to enhance her reputation.In ...

Dhairyam Review

Do you have a postal stamp with you? Well, if you have one, just look at the white space behind. In that can be fitted the story of Dhairiyam.Seenu (Nitin), the son of a municipality truck driver ...

Manasumata Vinadu Review

They say there are only six plot lines in the movie industry. But in Tollywood, it seems there is only one ----love and its attendant problems. Boy-meets-girl-love-at-first-sight-and-then-problems....

Sheesha Review

Desi Sharon Stone, anyone? In "Sheesha" Neha Dhupia plays the modern-day version of the good twin-bad twin saga that Rakhee had pulled off in Subodh Mukherjee's "Sharmilee" more...

Orey Pandu Review

When a successful film is remade in another language, one has to carefully weigh in who is doing what. The real success of remade films lies in its casting.Orey Pandu, a loose take off on Koi Mil...

Ji Review

After a gap of almost two years, director Lingusamy is back with Gi with Ajith playing the lead role. Lingusamy shows that despite the gap in between his films, he has not lost his touch or ability...

Bullet (Hindi) Review

In a week when Sanjay Leela Bhansali has re-written the course of Indian cinema with "Black", suffering a flamboyant foray into fatuousness is doubly difficult.The show, as they say, must...

Pandhem Review

It is very difficult to find fault with limited meals ---you know what's on offer and in what quantity. And in most cases, you willingly opt for it as you it fills the stomach but not the heart....

Shabd Review

Sometimes an interesting premise fails to carry a film to a luminous conclusion. "Shabd" has it all - a truly striking plot, great looking cast, terrific locations and mesmerising...