The final act and the entire second half of the new Netflix movie Test, the debut directorial venture of YNout studios head S Sashikanth, had some fire in it. The way it becomes an extremely character-driven movie in that patch where every character is in a space where they have to choose between their desire… Continue reading Test Review | An Interesting Premise That Takes Too Long to Ignite
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Paalum Pazhavum Review | A Tiring Lame Comedy That Laughs at Its Own Jokes
The central idea of the movie Paalum Pazhavum revolves around the marriage of a 33-year-old woman and a 23-year-old boy. The speed at which this online friendship gets converted into a legit marriage is so bizarre that when the plot tries to act normal in the second half, we, as an audience, would feel like… Continue reading Paalum Pazhavum Review | A Tiring Lame Comedy That Laughs at Its Own Jokes
Queen Elizabeth Review | Radiating Positivity in the Most Shallow and Cliched Manner
Queen Elizabeth, starring Meera Jasmine feels more like a movie that adores the nostalgic cliches of scriptwriting. The angry and insensitive leading lady transforming into someone who is empathetic and caring is a trope we have seen in many films like Kal Hona Ho, The Proposal (Its adaptation My Boss), etc. Arjun T Sathyan, who… Continue reading Queen Elizabeth Review | Radiating Positivity in the Most Shallow and Cliched Manner
Makal
In Makal, director Sathyan Anthikad and writer Iqbal Kuttippuram want to explore the teens of a girl who is going through a lot of mood swings because of her bodily changes. But this idea gets abandoned after a point, and somewhere, the movie starts to look for reasons to justify typical parenting strategies. Clueless about… Continue reading Makal