2 states directed by Abhishek Varman, based on Chetan Bhagat’s best seller book of the same name is a likeable film that stands below the book in terms of presentation. It was certain that some compromises will have to be made in the content, but for me the level of missing was kind of too… Continue reading 2 states
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Rio 2
Let’s just put it this way: its LOL stuff not a ROFL one. Rio 2 from Blue Sky Studio is pretty much similar to the first part when we look at the excitement peaks of both movies. There is enough fun to keep you interested in the movie, but can’t say that the plot is… Continue reading Rio 2
Bhoothnath Returns
Bhoothnath Returns in my view is much better than its first part. The variety of the first part was in its humorous treatment that showed the relationship between a naughty boy Banku and the ghost. When it comes to Bhoothnath Returns, they have utilized the fun factor throughout the film and interestingly the space for… Continue reading Bhoothnath Returns
Naan Sigappu Manithan
Shankar used multiple personality disorder in Anniyan, Murugadoss used short term memory lose in Ghajini and now it was Thiru’s chance to create heroism using disorders. He chose narcolepsy as the nucleolus of Naan Sigappu Manithan. But unfortunately Thiru couldn’t use this idea to a good extent. The plot diverts continuously and the film seems… Continue reading Naan Sigappu Manithan
Ring Master
Ring Master is certainly not different from what Dileep used to do. But compared to his last few outings Ringmaster has more humor, less heroism and some sensible preaching statements. I am someone who enjoyed the Dileep starrer My Boss and for me this movie was slightly above my expectation. Prince works as an assistant… Continue reading Ring Master
Polytechnic
The latest product from director Padmakumar, Polytechnic is an unappealing recreation of the old Mohanlal hits like Midhunam and Varavelppu. Nishad Koya who earlier scripted Ordinary has took a lot of inspiration from Meesha Madhavan to create a canvas different from the Mohanlal films I just mentioned. The movie revolves around life of Pauly. He… Continue reading Polytechnic
7th day
7th day directed by debutante Shyamdhar is like a test match that goes on without much excitement but becomes exceedingly exciting after the tea session of the fifth days play. It is much similar in mood with Prithviraj Sukumaran’s earlier film Masters and quite a few flawed thrillers in the recent history of Malayalam industry,… Continue reading 7th day
Gangster
The very last moment of the Aashiq Abu film Gangster has it saying something different from what we used to see in these gangster movies. But apart from a few scenes that praises the attitude of Akbar Ali Khan, the movie fails in creating a fresh wave which I believe the trailer was able to… Continue reading Gangster