You may have some annoyance about the climax of the latest Rajkumar Gupta movie Ghanchakkar. Even though it couldn’t meet the kind of expectation the narrative created, I was able to enjoy it for its humor. Ghanchakkar is an engaging take on the used up idea of memory loss. The unusual humor backdrop really helps the… Continue reading Ghanchakkar
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God For Sale
Technically mediocre and a dull content that can’t reach its goal; the latest Babu Janardhanan film, God For Sale is a really disappointing satire. Apart from some out of the safe zone performances from the leading actors, the movie never really manages to engage its viewer with its sarcasm. Trying to narrate the whole life… Continue reading God For Sale
5 Sundarikal
The anthology tribute to the 100 year celebration of Indian cinema, 5 Sundarikal produced and co-directed by Amal Neerad is a surprise when you look at the works of the relatively unaccomplished directors. The directors who can be considered as the cream of the crop in the so called ‘New Generation’ trend proves that they… Continue reading 5 Sundarikal
Raanjhanaa
It’s an effort to show the selflessness and sincerity of that immature first love that most of us don’t really understand or care about. Director Anand L Rai’s latest venture Raanjhanaa is a variety in its romantic angle but a little too much when you look at the big canvas he created to present the… Continue reading Raanjhanaa
Theeya Velai Seiyyanum Kumaru
Director Sundar C’s latest film Theeya Velai Seiyyanum Kumaru, starring Siddharth and Hansika is a movie that will make you laugh here and there, but will definitely test your patience with its degree of nonsense comedy. If Santhanam was not there in the cast, the film would have been a horrible experience. The story is… Continue reading Theeya Velai Seiyyanum Kumaru
Man of Steel
The first think that came into my mind after watching the much awaited Zack Snyder film “Man of Steel” was about the director’s signature style slow motion. It’s a movie that has incredible amount of special effects without any sort of slow motion. With Christopher Nolan and David S. Goyer doing the writing part with… Continue reading Man of Steel
Thank You
Thank You from V K Prakash isn’t a bad film when you just look at the purpose or message of the film. But having watched a scintillating thriller in the form of Neeraj Pandey’s “A Wednesday” (remade in tamil as “Unnai Pol Oruvan”) a few years back, the making of the film just didn’t inspire… Continue reading Thank You
ABCD – American Born Confused Desi
ABCD – American Born Confused Desi, the second film from director Martin Prakkat is a good attempt to create a Munnabhai type entertainer that has both enlightenment and entertainment. There is ample amount of entertainment as the makers have managed to keep the humor throughout the script, but the kind of phase shift in the… Continue reading ABCD – American Born Confused Desi