Raju Gari Gadhi 2 Review

It seems Ohmkar didn't set out to scare the audience. To make for the lack of horror, the film introduces a substantial emotional heft in the climax scenes....

Oye Ninne Review

An outdated love story set in the backdrop of an insufferable ecosystem, 'Oye Ninne' is blighted by mediocre performances and cliched moments....

Mahanubhavudu Review

'Mahanubhavudu', starring Sharwanand, Mehreen and Nasser in key roles, is up for release. This September 29, the film hits the screens amid good expectations....

Spyder Review

In what may be called an insufferable 'Thupaki' hangover, AR Murugadoss' hero is left to take the help of housewives in nabbing the villain in a supposedly crucial episode in the second half....

Jai Lava Kusa Review

The metaphorical relevance that the plot of the epic Ramayana has to the lives of the three brothers comes to the fore in two stage plays....

Srivalli Review

Even before resolving some of the most lingering questions from the first half, we are treated to a new set of confusions in the second....

Veedevadu Review

The hero has the ability to confuse others at will, he is always ahead of the cops and his enemies, and hits the bull's eye when they least expect....

Ungarala Rambabu Review

The film hinges on a formulaic story line that throws up cardboard characters and vacuous, done-to-death situations....

Meda Meeda Abbayi Review

In the second half, Srinu starts making one-note, monotonous reactions, excusing himself from the task of determining the direction of the story even once....

Yuddham Sharanam Review

Dark, dusty by-lanes, suspicious characters and grim expressions galore. But they together don't add up to much....

Paisa Vasool Review

More than a one-man show, 'Paisaa Vasool' is a one-mouth show. In a long time perhaps, no other male lead got to spoke these many lines....

VIP 2 Review

What is a clear demerit is that the script doesn't allow its antagonist (she is only the other side of Raghuvaran, with an antithetical ideology) to transcend the caricature she has been reduced to....

Arjun Reddy Review

Certain elements come across as so organic to the proceedings that they don't even make you feel conscious about them. For example, the repeated sexual encounters between the lead pair....

Vivekam Review

Gun fights, fist-to-fist combats, chases. Repeat. This is what the first half is mostly about. Conversations are few and far between....

Viceroy's House Review

Directed by Gurinder Chadha, a granddaughter of one of the many survivors of an unfortunate night of the partition of Pakistan and India. Starring Huma Qureshi as Aalia, Manish Dayal as Jeet Kumar,...

Anando Brahma Review

Given the characters and their peculiar circumstances, the comedy quotient should have been higher right from the word go....

Nene Raju Nene Mantri Review

The moral challenges, the emotional roller-coaster, the hiccups in the husband-wife relationship - they all make for a decent watch....

Lie Review

Having presented an interval bang that elevates heroism to a new high, the climax should have been nail-biting....

Jaya Janaki Nayaka Review

Different elements of the film cater to different segments, but the film itself doesn't rise above some limitations that are organic to the story line....

Darshakudu Review

Once again, like in most of Sukumar's movies, the hero is elevated through such lines as this: Any woman will love him. No prizes for guessing that he is an orphan....