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...

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....

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...

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...

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...

Devi 2 Review

Devi2 misses the surprise elements that its prequel held, without a proper script and great production values, the film falls into the average category....

NGK Review

Suriya shoulders NGK solely on his able shoulders, with a powerful performance, and Selvaraghavan succeeds occasionally with several episodes and his take on the current political scenario on how a...

Neeya 2 Review

What works for 'Neeya 2' is its unabashed appeal to the B and C center audience complete with the snake factor balanced with the oomph factor of the three heroines....

Lisaa Review

Overall Lisaa is just another horror flick which fails to evoke some good scares. Nothing stands out apart from Anjali’s performance and an emotional message towards the end (which comes in...

Natpuna Ennanu Theriyuma Review

What works best in 'Natpunaa Ennanu Theriyumaa' is the climax portion which is truly hilarious and what the director tries to convey and fails throughout the film is driven...

Monster Review

Nelson Venkateshan deserves praise for choosing an offbeat subject and trying his best to showcase it effectively. The flaws in his loose screenwriting is redeemed...

Mr Local Review

Director Rajesh has thankfully done away with Tasmac sequences, though he's yet to present something important to the audience - Story. Mr Local doesn't have a plot at all, and is a tweaked version...

100 Review

What works best in '100' is the twists which though cliched help in sustaining the interest till the end. The attempt to show the functioning of the police control room known as 100 is like a...

Ayogya Review

What works best in 'Ayogya's is the emotional sequences in the second half and touching the burning issue of gangrape and murder that relates to the audience. The climax twist though implausible is...

Kee Review

Kee is a confusing thriller that does not settle to its tech thriller genre and rather goes on trying to satisfy other commercial aspects which makes it to settle for just another average flick....

K-13 Review

Debutant Barath Neelakantan has made a promising start to his career, taking up an interesting premise, and despite having just two characters, engages with his interesting narrative that makes one...