Wazir

By the time the movie reached its second half, I sort of felt a disappointment as things looked too easy and guessable. But to my surprise, in the last five minutes Wazir creates a climax that justifies the chess factor and the sort of intentional predictability in the writing. Narrated with his signature roughness, Wazir… Continue reading Wazir

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Style

Ever wished to see a Malayalam film that looks like a typical Telugu masala heroism movie? (I never wished for that). Then Style directed by Binu S is that attempt. The ad caption of the film was that it is the first cliché film of 2016, well I would say it is the first Malayalam… Continue reading Style

Point Break

An FBI agent investigating about the motive of some criminals who improvises really crazy for their mysterious mission and the officer finally becoming a part of it looks absolutely cool as a one liner and I firmly believe that it was what made the 1991 version of Point Break a likeable entertainer. When it happens… Continue reading Point Break

Bhooloham

Bhooloham, the much delayed release of Jayam Ravi has a very delicate base. The idea of the film is to let the people know how commercialization and corporate companies have managed to rule our minds and tastes, but with a preachy fragile plot, the movie only works occasionally that too mainly because of certain entertainment… Continue reading Bhooloham

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Pasanga 2

After watching Pasanga 2, I checked the movie’s wiki page to check whether it is the official remake of Taare Zameen Par. It isn’t a remake as per wiki and I am making this comparison because the movie has scratched a lot from the beautiful Aamir Khan movie. But with preachy feel and typical entertainment… Continue reading Pasanga 2

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Adi Kapyare Kootamani

It has humor in dialogues for sure and that will keep you engaged and you will definitely laugh. When you look at the whole plot, Adi Kapyare Kootamani doesn’t have much of an exciting premise or a compelling story structure to its credit. But with actors like Aju Varghese and Neeraj Madhav performing really well… Continue reading Adi Kapyare Kootamani

Two Countries

Two countries is a typical Dileep movie with his usual style comedy and the humor in this film is in that similar zone of My Boss and Ring Master. Filled with dialogue humor and certain situational jokes, it offers you lots of moments to laugh if you are not much bothered about the storyline. Ullas… Continue reading Two Countries