Maad Dad directed by Revathy S Varmha is a flawed attempt to narrate a man’s emotional attachment with his daughter and wife. The amount of melodrama and abundant clichés in dialogues are the drawbacks of this family entertainer. The amount of suspense and complexities included in the narration were not pitched correctly and it made… Continue reading Maad Dad

Gireesh’s “Nee Ko Njaa Cha” is a smartly constructed popcorn fun film that stays calm and cool throughout its run time. Revolving around the amateurish deeds of three dudes, the film ensures that the viewer who enters the theater after observing its title is satisfied. Lack of sensibility is definitely there, but still the movie… Continue reading Nee Ko Njaa Cha

While “Achanurangatha Veedu” tried to narrate a story of a minor who got abused by around 40 scoundrels in a non ambitious way, “Lisammayude Veedu” from writer director Babu Janardhan is an ambitious and fiction filled attempt to travel through various possibilities , solutions and results that may happen in the life of such an… Continue reading Lisammayude Veedu

Watching ace cinematographer Rajeev Ravi’s first directorial venture “Annayum Rasoolum” along with a full house made me realize how badly our audience are suffering from the so called crap commercial entertainers. It is a movie that demands the patience as it tries to narrate a romance in its possible natural and raw format. The long… Continue reading Annayum Rasoolum