Sigaram Thodu from director Gaurav is decent entertainer that has almost all the flavors of an engaging Tamil entertainer with ups and downs. While the thriller part of the movie will please you with its making, some of the sloppy appa-pullai melodrama will not impress you that much. The story is about Muralipandiyan, a young… Continue reading Sigaram Thodu
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Finding Fanny
Towards the end of the movie, the things happening to the character played by Pankaj Kapur is brutal. But the funny part is that you will find it absolutely hilarious. Finding Fanny from director Homi Adajania is that satirical take on a subject films have discussed a lot, that is to speak out your feelings… Continue reading Finding Fanny
Mary Kom
In our country where women gets lesser share of lime light, the story of a boxer like Mary Kom who had to fight with life to achieve her goal deserves to be made on the celluloid. They haven’t really claimed it as a biopic of the legendry boxer, it is a dramatized story of the… Continue reading Mary Kom
Villali Veeran
I don’t really understand the agenda of the film makers to keep repeating the same formula on actor Dileep. In the climax of the film Villali Veeran you have a hero fighting against his villains and in the same building where commandos are fighting against the terrorists. Nonsense mixed with sentiments and some dialogue humor… Continue reading Villali Veeran
Sapthamashree Thaskaraha
Well he entertained us last onam with his refreshing take through North 24 Kaatham and this time it is a witty intriguing thriller in the form of Sapthamashree Thaskaraha.Director Anil Radhakrishnan Menon takes up the familiar heist movie genre and gives a well constructed tail end that will make you whistle and clap. As the title… Continue reading Sapthamashree Thaskaraha
Bhaiyya Bhaiyya
Rate of change of focus of the plot of the movie Bhaiyya Bhaiyya is directly proportional to blink of your eyes. Yes I am saying this because the film does not have a specific goal. Constructed with all the compartments of almost all the Benny P Nairambalam movies, Bhaiyya Bhaiyya is a flawed attempt from… Continue reading Bhaiyya Bhaiyya
RajadhiRaja
I don’t really know the exact definition of the so called mass films and I believe everyone have their own version of its definition. Directed by debutant Ajai Vasudev, RajadhiRaja starring megastar Mammootty is packaged very nicely as a festival entertainer. It’s true that it has all the clichés we have seen in some films… Continue reading RajadhiRaja
Peruchazhi
In the beginning of the film, they have asked the audience to switch off their mobile phone and logic. However, asking us to imagine USA as a glorified Kerala was something that was beyond the territory of “switching off logic “. With only dialogue humor working out in scattered portions, Peruchazhi from director Arun Vaidyanathan… Continue reading Peruchazhi