Devarattam Review

The extras filling up the screen and the slang spoken by most of the actors help in creating the right atmosphere for the story....

Kanchana 3 Review

Despite predictability and monotonous episodes, Raghava Lawrence has aced the art of attracting B and C audience with his packaging of glamour and horror with comedy flavour, and Kanchana 3 will...

Watchman Review

AL Vijay has paid tribute to Tamil animal based hits of the past like Durga, though he fails to entertain. All said, Watchman is an interesting plot on paper, gone haywire in making. It's high time...

Auto Shankar Review

During the early nineties when twenty-four hours news channels or social media did not exist the Tamil people were hooked to the sensational Auto Shankar case. The print media serialized facts and...

Vellai Pookal Review

'Vellai Pookkal' is one of the few murder mysteries to come out in Tamil that ticks all the tropes of the genre but still retains a vivid freshness. Maybe it's the maker’s affinity to Agatha...

Mehandi Circus Review

Director Saravana Rajan is concerned he has extracted good performances from his cast and has also packed more than a few surprises in his storytelling which surely makes it respectable debut for....

Zhagaram Review

Krish the young director deserves praise for first adapting a novel Project AK by Kava Kamz and he has done the impossible by making a feature-length film with such a low budget of 10 lakh rupees....

Gangs of Madras Review

Despite a largely engaging screenplay irrespective of the predictability, Gangs of Madras might not appeal to all, due to heavily violent, blood filled content that is sure to be a turn off for...

Kuppathu Raja Review

The sole positive of 'Kuppathu Raja' is the authentic recreation of a North Chennai local area and also filling it with actors who suit the backdrop...

Uriyadi 2 Review

The alarming message driven by Uriyadi 2 is much needed at the moment, as Vijay Kumar has inculcated the Sterlite effects in a fairly engaging screenplay, and with some sharp dialogues, interesting...

Natpe Thunai Review

What works best in 'Natpe Thunai' is the pre-interval scene when the true identity of Aadhi's character is revealed and the hockey game in the climax though cliche-ridden does capture the essence of...

Super Deluxe Review

With great music by Yuvan and stunning visuals by Nirav and Vinod capturing the terrific performances, Thiagarajan Kumararaja and his team of writers gift us an addictive cocktail, that's a heady...

Airaa Review

What works best in 'Airaa' is the reason that the ghost takes revenge on nine unconnected people which is very new to Tamil cinema. Though badly written overall there is redemption in showing an...

Nedunalvaadai Review

The movie is a simple tale that reminds one of Kalavani, except that the focus is on emotions instead of the humorous treatment there, and Selvakannan gives a fairly engaging flick with....

July Kaatril Review

Director KC Sundaram has chosen a breezy love story for his debut, and though the premise of few completely different individuals finding their real love is interesting, the screenplay isn't really...

Ispade Rajavum Idhaya Raniyum Review

Apart from the excellent acting by the lead pair what works best in 'Ispade Rajaavum Idhaya Raaniyum' is the philosophical themes thrown into the screenplay and the very relevant message to the...

Sathru Review

What works in 'Sathru' is the screenplay moves at a fast pace and is quite engaging to a certain extent. One nice directorial touch is when a mentally unhinged man gets hold of a money bag...

Boomerang Review

Kannan yet again takes a social theme with Boomerang, as after Educational scams in Ivan Thanthiran, this time it's interlinking of rivers. The movie interestingly makes use of the face transplant...

Thirumanam Review

What works best in 'Thirumanam' is the argument by Cheran that the unwanted expenses that a wedding brings to the girl's family put them in deep debts which is true in the middle-class...

90 ML Review

With an uninteresting screenplay that doesn't have any high moments and is only replete with double entendres and crass talks, 90 ML neither entertains nor engages, and ends up as a huge letdown....