Director duo Pushkar and Gayathri’s Vikram Vedha is an extremely engaging action thriller that traverses in to the perceptions and depths of its main characters. With a debate going on in the film’s entire narrative, there isn’t a single moment in the film where you will distract. The mould of a typical Tamil film might… Continue reading Vikram Vedha
Minnaminungu
Apart from the sensational portrayal of Surabhi Lakshmi, everything else in the latest movie Minnaminungu is pretty much on the average zone. A story that doesn’t really encapsulate the emotions with sensible amount of drama is taken to a whole new level by the leading lady and she manages to disturb you with her performance.… Continue reading Minnaminungu
Dunkirk
Christopher Nolan is known for all his mind twisting cinematic takes on various subjects. Even with the dark knight trilogy he gave the audience something different from the usual superhero stuff we all saw till that point. The genius has arrived with his new war drama Dunkirk and in that specific genre Nolan puts his… Continue reading Dunkirk
Basheerinte Premalekhanam
Basheerinte Premalekhanam from Aneesh Anwar had the potential to be a romantic satire as the premise of the film had the elements of such stories. But due to the signature melodrama we see in all the Aneesh Anwar films and with a story that doesn’t seem to be interested in investing in a particular bit… Continue reading Basheerinte Premalekhanam
Hadiyya
Watching certain movies would end up in making you search for synonyms for words like cliché, outdated etc. Hadiyya, directed by Unni Pranavam is one such torturing melodrama that has an extremely lame writing and a making that can be called outdated even this movie was made 10 years back. With a screenplay that tries… Continue reading Hadiyya
Jagga Jasoos
The primary target of Anurag Basu’s new film Jagga Jasoos is the little kids. The juvenile simple story is trying to tell them a tale about a boy who is in search of his father. And to make the “conveying a message” part more efficient, the film ends with a sequence where they are talking… Continue reading Jagga Jasoos
War for the Planet of the Apes
War for the planet of the apes, the third movie in the franchise is an emotionally moving experience due to the character arch we get to see. Caesar is vulnerable, he is haunted by his own faults and yet he is trying his best to save the herd. With director Matt Reeves addressing the movie… Continue reading War for the Planet of the Apes
Sunday Holiday
Sunday Holiday is Jis Joy’s second film after Bicycle Thieves and if you have seen that film, you might have noticed his love for sentiments and twists in narrative. The suspense quotient this time may not be on the same dose, but the tempo is much similar. Intended to be a feel good entertainer, it… Continue reading Sunday Holiday