Dharmaprabhu Review

With zero humour, lack of interesting scenes and a poor screenplay, Dharma Prabhu is a patience test for audience and a reality check for Yogi Babu to decide his humour skills and decide whether he...

Brochevarevarura Review

Situational comedy, characterizations, breezy screenplay in the first half are its assets. On the other hand, the second half comes undone with convenient, half-baked writing....

Jiivi Review

What works best in 'Jiivi' is the novel theory of connectivity in human lives that the film has as its core subject which has been conveyed to perfection. The device of explaining complex ideas...

Kalki Review

'Kalki' follows the template of an atypical murder mystery with a twist in the climax. Technically rich, it could have presented a better screenplay to keep the excitement stable....

House Owner Review

What works in 'House Owner' is the building up of the relationship between the husband and wife told in flashback which is beautifully shot and enacted. The curiosity factor as to what really...

Sindhubaadh Review

One could find some solace that the reason the villain kidnaps women is not for prostitution or slavery but something more terrifying that has not been shown on Tamil screens before....

Thumbaa Review

Thumbaa has its own feel good moments, if not for the average animation; the film should do the trick with the younger audience....

Agent Sai Srinivasa Athreya Review

The last 30 minutes are thrilling and the way the beliefs of innocent people are preyed upon by organized criminals does evoke a sense of shock to an extent. But only to an extent....

Mallesham Review

Writer-director Raj Rachakonda roots the film in Telangana, letting his characters bathe the audience in authentic language, slice-of-life conversations, and relatable emotions....

Pakkiri Review

What works best in 'Pakkiri' is the simple and clean narration that anyone in any corner of the world can understand. The desolate lives of illegal immigrants around the world are shown without any...

Vajra Kavachadhara Govinda Review

The comedy goes haywire after staging the first act. Elements as different as dementia, supernatural, social good and masala comedy are mixed in a haphazard manner....

Game Over Review

The psychological aspects do make the audience root for the story all the more. Everything falls into place in the climax, which is not only imaginative and technically fabulous but also haunting....

Viswamithra Review

The makers have claimed that 'Viswamitra' is based on true events. They have said anything is possible in this universe. We can't agree more after watching this film....

Nenjamundu Nermaiyundu Odu Raja Review

The recreation of the Swathi murder at Kodambakkam railway station is a slap on the face of onlookers showing them how even a weak person could have saved her life....

Suttupidikka Uththaravu (aka) Suttu Pidikka Utharavu Review

With Mysskin in peak form holding attention, chases that happen throughout and a screenplay without diversions like songs or commercial compromises, Suttu pidikka utharavu is a fine watch....

Game Over Review

What works to the advantage of 'Game Over' is the manner in which Ashwin Saravanan has married multiple genres into the script and has kept the viewer's brain working...

Killer Review

A murder on the beach, an investigation that goes nowhere, the schizophrenia angle to the lead character, so on and so forth, invite the audience to think hard....

Kolaigaran Review

What works best in 'Kolaigaran' is the twists and turns thrown every ten minutes that hold attention in spite of being contrived most of the time. The schizophrenia angle to the lead character adds...

Hippi Review

The second half comes undone, the hero's character is under-written, and the climax is vapid. But the music and other technical departments (including costumes) do an able job....

Seven Review

There should have been more of profound writing. It is occasionally nail-biting, but the proceedings should have come with higher emotional quotient. The technical departments do an adequate job....