The ultimate feel the movie Anuraga Karikkin Vellam offers to the audience is somewhat similar to the happiness we had after seeing something like Salt n Pepper. Yes, some similarities are there in the content but you can’t really blame it as any sort of copying. With numerous characters interconnected over a small space, this… Continue reading Anuraga Karikkin Vellam
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Kasaba
Kasaba is a movie for those who enjoy the use of misogyny to create heroism. In the recent interviews done for the promotion of Kasaba, Nithin Renji Panicker and Mammootty has repeatedly said that Nithin’s style and making are totally different from his father. Well after having seen his creation, I wont agree to their… Continue reading Kasaba
Karinkunnam 6s
Karinkunnam 6s has followed the template of every sports movie you might have seen. The struggle of the coach, a team that lacks unity, foul plays, the struggle within etc. has been reused by Deepu Karunakaran to make this sports-drama. And when you look at it in totality, Karinkunnam 6s is a pleasing one time… Continue reading Karinkunnam 6s
Shajahanum Pareekuttiyum
Shajahanum Pareekuttiyum feels long and at many areas it’s a little bit of a suffering as the plot gets muddled over pointless jokes and irrelevant subplots. Infusing the clichéd memory loss theme in an Italian Job with all those dialogue humour, Shajahanum Pareekuttiyum very discretely offers genuine fun when you look at the whole movie.… Continue reading Shajahanum Pareekuttiyum
Sultan
Much like the last Eid release Bajrangi Bhaijaan from Salman Khan, Sultan also has this human shade to its credit which makes it a heart warming movie at the end. Directed by Ali Abbas Zafar, Sultan even after having all those limitations of being lengthy and slightly exaggerated succeeds in being a pleasing mixture of… Continue reading Sultan
The Legend of Tarzan
The Legend of Tarzan directed by David Yates has this American character played by Samuel L Jackson who at one point talks about the dreadful side of colonialism to Tarzan. The problem with the film is that such politics which would have made a difference got restricted to only a few instances like those. Even… Continue reading The Legend of Tarzan
Raman Raghav 2.0
Interpreting the soul mates concept in a different way and using a really odd topic of criminal mind to establish that thought is what made me like the movie Raman Raghav 2.0. There is a sequence towards the end of the movie where Raman finally meets his Raghav and explains why he believes Raghav is… Continue reading Raman Raghav 2.0
Independence Day Resurgence
The first part of Independence Day Resurgence which was released in 1996 happened to be in that era where we didn’t have much of a CGI support to create all that enormous visuals of collateral damage across the globe. With this second outing the disaster lover Roland Emmerich isn’t trying to explore anything drastically new.… Continue reading Independence Day Resurgence