Viswasam Review

Viswasam is filled with sentiments and bonding throughout,with the so called villain taking a backseat, which could cater more to the family audience, than the fans of Ajith. All said, Viswasam is...

Vinaya Vidheya Rama Review

There was a time when our heroes used to be satisfied with daring MLAs and Ministers. Slowly, their antagonists started to be CM aspirants and even CMs. Boyapati goes a step ahead in this film....

NTR Kathanayakudu Review

Director Krish's narration, at times, reminds the audience of the kind of juxtaposition between the reel life and real life of the personality we have seen in 'Mahanati'....

Simmba Review

Overall, Simmba is a perfect finish for Bollywood and movie goers. The film offers the most important aspect that cinema evolved for – ENTERTAINMENT, that too unlimited. Leave your logic and...

KGF Review

The narration does seem confusing after a point. Too many characters are introduced and they are sketchy. The oversized focus on heroism takes the zing out of the proceedings....

Padi Padi Leche Manasu Review

While the canvas is ambitious, the writing is much ado about nothing. The story-telling abilities of the director are tested in the second half and he struggles to make the cut....

Zero Review

Zero is ambitious in paper, the execution is too average considering the hype and strength of the cast. After a promising start, Zero turns out to be yet another A-star predictable drama....

Antariksham Review

Don't expect nail-biting scenes in the last 30 minutes, as these portions are full of wild cinematic liberties. Awesome technical output and able performances are a big plus, so also the dialogues....

Silukkuvarupatti Singam Review

What works in 'Silukkuvarpatti Singam' is the colorful making and a few comedy lines thrown here and there. The film is family friendly and does not have any vulgarity or violence....

Adanga Maru Review

Director Karthik Thangavel has focussed on the technological aspects in the screenplay, which are interesting but at the same time stronger characterization and a more gripping narration...

Maari 2 Review

Maari2 has all the ingredients of a good film, still yet again lacks the X-factor to perform higher because of its predictable first half. Still it’s a lot better than the first part which had...

Kanaa Review

Arunraja Kamaraj possesses the skills of a good storyteller who hides a surprise even in the most ordinary of scenes. The biggest applause...

Seethakaathi Review

Balaji Tharaneetharan much like his debut film has chosen a novel plot and has tried his best to present it in an interesting fashion though he succeeds only to an extent...

Husharu Review

In telling the story of four loyal friends, director Sree Harsha Konuganti has resorted to cliches, convenient writing and, at times, low-end humour.  ...

Bhairava Geetha Review

A class war between the oppressed and the oppressor lacks believable writing.  The villains are made to look like self-defeatist souls.  Romance is outrageous....

Thuppakki Munai Review

Dinesh Selvaraj has chosen a novel subject and in the climax, his message too is surely thought-provoking and creates an impact....

Subrahmanyapuram Review

A problem with "high-end" supernatural themes is that they don't take much time to lose the fizz in the absence of substantial improvements over other films of the same genre....

Next Enti Review

If you go out for washroom or a smoke in the middle of 'Next Enti', you are likely to miss five pages of dialogue, two pages of monologue, one-and-a-half pages of lyrics, two quintals of confusion....

Kavacham Review

Most of the times when a Telugu cinema actor decides to do a film that decisively portrays him as a mind-blowing action hero, the audience is hardly left with a 'kavacham' (shied)....

2.0 Review

It may sound unpopular but it's a sign of a lack of imagination that '2.0' has no songs save one. To watch a Shankar movie without songs is akin to watching a Chiranjeevi movie without dances....