Aswin Bharadwaj | Lensmen reviews

Pixels

There are a few moments of funny dialogues that will make you laugh for the kind of typical humor we expect in an Adam Sandler movie. Except for that, Pixels from director Chris Columbus is just a passable movie which won’t last in your mind for a long while. The plot is basically dealing with… Continue reading Pixels

Drishyam

So the Bollywood version of Drishyam is out and the most impressive thing about the film is that Nishikanth Kamat has tried to add some creative tweaks. With the story being the same, Mr. Kamat has tried to approach the movie in a slightly different view point. While the Malayalam movie was more like how… Continue reading Drishyam

Viswasam Athalle Ellam

Editing at times can be used to chop off unnecessary additions a script writer adds in his creation. If the director had that mercy to admit that most of the stuff he wrote to create fun wasn’t working and removed it from the final edit, the movie Viswasam Athalle Ellam would have had a compact… Continue reading Viswasam Athalle Ellam

Sakalakala Vallavan Appatakkar

Sakalakala Vallavan Appatakkar from director Suraj is nothing short of being that typical Tamil nonsense film. At the end of the first half you might even feel That Soori was the hero of the movie. With the plot deviating alarmingly for stupidest reasons, the chances of you losing your sense of humour is quite high.… Continue reading Sakalakala Vallavan Appatakkar

Jilebi

Debutant director Arun Shekhar has come up with a new movie named Jilebi which serves the purpose of being a smart and short feel good entertainer without any heavy conflicts. With the lead actor Jayasurya and the two kids delivering effortlessly superb performances, the under two hour long Jilebi is a smartly narrated simple story.… Continue reading Jilebi

Rudrasimhasanam

They have described the movie Rudrasimhasanam as Thanthric thriller and it will end on a note where you might even hate all the mantras. Coming from writer Sunil Parameshwaran, who earlier written Anandabhadram, Rudrasimhasanam is excessively offensive, lusty and unreal. The movie is narrated as a flash back story of a Booker prize award winning… Continue reading Rudrasimhasanam

Ayaal Njanalla

Spoiler alert: I will try my best not to reveal the suspense factor of the movie. Forgive me if I failed. Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi was a film that got teased by many for the fact that a wife couldn’t recognize her husband after a small makeover. Even after being a fair enough entertainer, this simple logic… Continue reading Ayaal Njanalla

Ant-Man

Well Marvel’s agenda behind Ant-Man is pretty clear from the synopsis itself. It is just another fair enough movie that is used to establish another super hero who they can use in the coming Avengers films. The super hero here is Tiny, and so is the nature of the plot of the movie. Within the… Continue reading Ant-Man