Tamilselvanum Thaniyar Anjalum Review

Actor Jai needs a compulsory hit to retain his position as a commercial hero in Kollywood and at this time his long delayed film ‘Tamilselvanum Thaniyar Anajalum’ which has been produced...

Lights Out Review

Some movies don’t rely much on heavy CGI or high tech gadgets to drive home their point of view, some rely more on the other aspect of film making like intelligence with what’s available...

Kabali Review

When the name of Superstar Rajinikanth is associated with something, it gets huge attention and that's what happened for ‘Kabali’. Added to this, director Ranjith who has proven to...

Ice Age 5 Review

Some of the sequels are simply boring and then there are some of them that you can’t wait to see, ICE AGE is one such among them with a wondrous screenplay, a colorful end of the world...

Dhilluku Dhuddu Review

Back in early 2000’s, Friday evenings meant laughter, trolls and all that, youngsters would wait for the spoof show “Lollu Sabha” which ran successfully for two reasons;...

Jackson Durai Review

‘Jackson Durai’ directed by one film old Dharaneedharan (director of ‘Burma’) is yet another addition to the long list of Horror-comedy films released in recent times, but...

Appa Review

While entering the movie hall to watch a film directed by Samuthirakani, we can be assured of certain things. There wont be anything that causes insult to anyone. Anything that will make squirm...

Oru Melliya Kodu (aka) Oru Meliya Kodu Review

Director AMR Ramesh’s first two films ‘Kuppi’ and ‘Vanayudham’ were based on real life incidents. His third film ‘Oru Melliya Kodu’ was also rumored to be...

Raja Manthiri Review

Kaliayarasan and Kaali Venkat have carved a niche for themselves in Kollywood with notable supporting characters and in ‘Raja Mandhiri’ they have acted as the lead characters. With this...

Amma Kanakku Review

‘Amma Kanakku’ is the Tamil remake of Hindi film ‘Nil Battey Sannata’ and it has been produced by Dhanush and Anand.L.Rai. After highly acclaimed, award winning films like ...

Independence Day: Resurgence Review

Way back in 1996, Roland Emmirich gave us  'ID4', the mother of all SciFi disaster movies (by the way that distinction is still intact) and twenty years later comes back with the '...

Metro Review

Films that have problems with the censor board get free publicity mileage and ‘Metro’ directed by Anand Krishnan is one such film which has drummed up curiosity due to the CBFC giving it...

Enakku Innoru Per Irukku Review

Royapuram, what comes to your mind immediately? Gangster, murder, local, Madras Baashai all that? My friend certainly disagrees and claims it’s more than just that, and surely anyone who...

Muthina Kathirikai Review

Any film which has Sundar C associated with it either as a director or an actor, the viewer can take it for granted that he can enjoy two hours of fun and frolic and who cares if logic is not a part...

The Conjuring 2 Review

After watching Conjuring people were scared of attics, so frightening was the scene and am sure everyone would agree with that. So was Conjuring 2 the sequel upto its first part in terms of shivers...

Oru Naal Koothu Review

Like a breath of fresh air comes a film about, all the hue and cry that is made about a woman and man getting together in the guise of a wedding. New comer Nelson Venkatesh who has directed the...

Iraivi Review

Karthick Subbaraj’s critically acclaimed films ‘Pizza’ and ‘Jigarthanda’, brought him wide recognition not only from the audience, but also industry stalwarts like...

Velainu Vandhutta Vellaikaaran Review

Actor Vishnu Vishal known for taking up different genres of films has teamed up with director Ezhil, whose recent films have been minimum guarantee of entertainment for the audience and return of...

The Angry Birds Movie Review

Anyone who has played the ‘Angry Birds’ game since its debut in 2010 would love to watch a movie about it and that too in 3D but ‘ The Angry Games Movie’ makes one feel that...

Idhu Namma Aalu Review

Pandiraj has a flair for storytelling, slow, gentle and realistic to drive home his point of view. For the first time he has wielded the megaphone for a full-fledged romcom and who better than Simbu...