From the moment its trailer got aired in January the expectations were sky high about Mahesh Narayanan’s Take Off. After watching the movie I can confidently say that Take Off is a brilliantly made film that will keep you engrossed to the screen. With layers of human emotions and sentiments embedded inside the story in… Continue reading Take Off
Category: Review
Honey Bee 2
Even though it was widely criticized for encouraging drugs among youngsters, Honey Bee was a winner in the box office mainly because of the humor in its writing. Our characters in that movie was running for their lives and the unintentional comedies and that instant thriller feel made Honey Bee a popcorn entertainer. In the… Continue reading Honey Bee 2
Beauty and the Beast
When you look at the flat narrative of the new Beauty and the Beast starring Emma Watson, one thing is pretty sure that the targeted audience is the younger lot. The straight forward narrative with the musical treatment along with a gorgeous female lead makes this remake of the 1991 Disney movie of the same… Continue reading Beauty and the Beast
Alamara
What they are trying to convey through Alamara about the marital relationship, is the very same thing Saiju Kurup’s character says in the trailer of the movie; “Relatives and neighbors will be there only for the marriage. After all it is you two who have to live together.” Midhun Manuel Thomas who earlier made films… Continue reading Alamara
C/O Saira Banu
C/O Saira Banu has the mother son relationship as its core idea and the entire theme is driven by that emotion. Even though the film is dragged heavily in some areas due to the melodrama, the film somewhere manages to create equilibrium in being emotional and thrilling at the same time. With some clear inspirations… Continue reading C/O Saira Banu
Badrinath Ki Dulhania
Badrinath Ki Dulhania, the second film in the Dharma franchise after Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania offers you enough fun to enjoy the film without any dullness. Unlike the last film, the conflict this time has a more relevant nature (honor killing/ dowry system etc are the points of attack) and with humor abundant in almost… Continue reading Badrinath Ki Dulhania
Kong Skull Island
Kong Skull Island is not the kind of film that has any layered cinematic content to its credit. But the visual effects and CGI works in the film are so emphatic that seeing it in the giant screen with 3D effects can scare the crap out of you. It is bloody brutal and with those… Continue reading Kong Skull Island
Ayal Jeevichirippundu
One of the main characters in the movie Ayal Jeevichirippundu is a booker prize winning Malayali. The films plot actually revolves around his quest for inspiration. With an instantly likeable Manikandan Achari delivering a neat performance as the central character, this movie from screen writer turned director Vyasan K P is an underwhelming film that… Continue reading Ayal Jeevichirippundu