Endrendrum Punnagai or I should rather say a shallow interpretation of Farhan Akthar’s debut venture Dil Chahta Hei. While the hindi movie was quite successful in carrying the heavy emotional baggage with its real characters and sensible egos, Endrendrum Punnagai fails in creating such relatable characters and feelings. The story revolves around the central protagonist… Continue reading Endrendrum Punnagai
Author: Aswin Bharadwaj
Founder and editor of Lensmen Reviews.
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
Its one more to the feel good- inspiring movie genre which pokes you and asks you to chase your dreams and live your life. The secret life of Walter Mitty definitely has this unique day dreaming idea inserted in between the cliched inferior feelings of our central protagonist. But with a lot of usual recipe… Continue reading The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
Tom Yum Goong 2
Having seen the first part of the movie Tom Yum Goong, I wasn’t expecting any heart melting emotions or twists that will make the viewer go wow. The demand was indeed for some raw thrills and their failure in delivering this quintessential action part makes this movie a downer. Second installment yet again has the elephant being… Continue reading Tom Yum Goong 2
Walking with Dinosaurs
The impression the trailer created was a Wall E type silent narrative and when you start to hear voices expressing the feelings of the dinosaurs it will definitely take away the challenging part which we expected. But still the only thing that keeps you engaged in this less than 90 minutes cinema that goes through… Continue reading Walking with Dinosaurs
Biriyani
The most entertaining part of Venkat Prabhu’s Karthi starer Biriyani was the last two or three minutes where they show us the bloopers of the movie. I am not saying the movie was not at all fun, but it was in a kind of an awkward space where the director seems to be in a confusion… Continue reading Biriyani
Ezhu Sundara Rathrikal
A wonderfully visualized promo song and a trailer that creates curiosity are the only positive things I can say about director Lal Jose’s latest experiment Ezhu Sundara Rathrikal. Ya, I used the term experiment, because Lal Jose has tried to create some variety in terms of making, but sadly it never really worked out the… Continue reading Ezhu Sundara Rathrikal
Dhoom 3
Spoiler Alert: Some unavoidable references about the story will be there in the review which may spoil the fun if you are so keen to watch Dhoom 3. Having a magician as your main attraction in a franchise like Dhoom is indeed a license to do things that can question the existence of physics laws,… Continue reading Dhoom 3
Oru Indian Pranayakadha
Calling Sathyan Anthikkad’s Oru Indian Pranayakadha as the director’s transformation into the so called new generation platform is not correct in my view. When you look at the structure of the script and the way characters have been planted in the story you will certainly feel that you are watching his movie even if they… Continue reading Oru Indian Pranayakadha