Chennai 600028 Review

If cricket fans in Chennai are disappointed at the early exit of India from the World Cup, here comes director Venkat Prabhu with Chennai 600028 which revolves around the youth's unbridled passion...

Parattai Engira Azhagu Sundaram Review

Expectations were high on Dhanush after a grand success in his last release Thiruvilayadal Arambham. The actor has tried to live up to all the hype in Parattai Engira Azhagu Sundaram. He emotes,...

Mudhal Kanave Review

After a swashbuckling debut in Karka Kasadara, Vikranth has opted to play a soft romantic hero in Mudhal Kanavae. A look-alike of Vijay, Vikranth has come up with a subtle performance and reminds...

Naan Avanillai Review

Doing a remake of a yesteryear classic is no easy task. But all credit to director Selvah for coming out with an engrosser in Naan Avanillai, a remake of yesteryear classic titled the same. The...

Madhurai Veeran Review

Remakes are generally considered the safe bet in Tamil film industry. The likes of Vijay and Jayam Ravi have rendered several hits inspired by Telugu films. Following their footsteps is Githan....

Kaanal Neer Review

Chinni Jayanth has earned a reputation for his comical roles on silvers screen. But the actor has opted to go the opposite way in his directorial venture Kanal Neer. He has rendered a serious film...

Arpudha Theevu Review

Director Vinayan deserves all credit to have come out with a travelogue-based adventure film in Arpudha Theevu. Providing a visual treat for the film-buffs, Vinayan has given a right entertainment...

Mayakkannadi Review

Cheran is one of the few film-makers who churn out movies with a purpose. His movies dwell on social issues and try conveying a solution for it. Be it Vetri kodi Kattu, Pandavar Bhoomi or Thavamai...

Adavadi Review

Adavadi is no different in which Sathyaraj plays a 'maniac' film director and naturally makes easy fun of Tamil film heroines and the working culture of the industry in general.Director Bharath,...

Koodal Nagar Review

Bharath seems to have a special liking for movies with Madurai backdrop. Such movies have gone on to become big hits. No different is Koodal Nagar. The film set in Madurai features Bharath in dual...

Vyapari Review

Bidding bye to his playboy image, S J Suryah has donned the serious role of an entrepreneur in Vyapari. In the company of director Sakthi Chidambaram, Suryah has come up trumps essaying his role...

Kuttrapathirikai Review

R K Selvamani started Kuttrapathirikai when the story and script had a contextual relevance. It is one of those attempts where a tale of human relationship is woven around a real-life and high...

Kuppy Review

Kuppi is an exciting film from the first frame. All credits to director AMR Ramesh, who has handled a sensitive issue without siding anybody.The movie is based on the police investigation and trial...

Sabari Review

From a serious cop to a caring doctor, it is a transformation for Vijayakanth. But his mission remains the same and that is, eliminating the evil elements from the society.Seemingly inspired by...

Thirumagan Review

It now seems to be the season of 'rural themes' in Tamil cinema. After Veyyil and Paruthi Veeran, now comes Thirumagan.All credit to debutant director Rathnakumar, who has come out with a good and...

Agaram Review

Nandha starrer Agaram is an action-paced entertainer. The movie is a tale of vengeance and has riveting action all through.Director Nagaraj has managed to sustain the momentum in the screenplay...

Muruga Review

Congratulations to debutant RT Nesan for giving a film without getting inspired by formula movies in Tamil cinema. The director has made an honest and sincere attempt to give a film which has a good...

Paruthi Veeran Review

It is some time since Tamil cinema had an earthy movie that is realistically redolent of the pastoral predicaments and emotions. Ever since Bharathiraja left behind his hey days, such movies were...

Lee Review

`Sporting' ideas and Tamil cinema rarely go hand in hand. Forget a Lagaan kind of magnum opus or an Iqbal, even smaller level of sporting theme-based scripts have been rare. So when Lee is made with...

Pachai Kili Muthucharam Review

It takes guts and gumption to stitch an icy thriller with the tapestry of commercial cinema. It takes an ability almost bordering on genius to pull it off. Take a bow Gautham & Co, you have just...