Category: Tamil

Customized justice is a theme that Atlee’s guru Shankar has always used in his movies and with Theri Atlee tries to use that theme in an entertaining way. The story and plot development isn’t necessarily amusing or completely surprising. But the level of simplicity in character equations and the gradual likeability of the whole story… Continue reading Theri

Based on the 2011 French film The Intouchables, Thozha from director Vamsi Paidipally is a mixed bag that on the whole is a pleasing one as it doesn’t try to make situations that much complicated emotionally. The filmy selfless heroism is definitely cheesy and at times looks too much, but the less exaggerated characterization and… Continue reading Thozha

The variety the theme offers is perhaps the only and major plus point of the latest Vijay Antony Starrer Pichaikkaran directed by Sasi. Soaked in all the typical flavours like mass masala action, preachy melodrama, superstitious beliefs and cheesy romance, Pichaikaran has certain uniqueness here and there which keeps you engaged. Arul has completed MBA… Continue reading Pichaikkaran

Seeing Srikanth and Raai Laxmi in that ghost avatar in the posters, I was expecting at least the quality of Aranmanai franchise. But with cluttered imagination and ridiculous story line Sowcarpettai is an absolute crap. It is just as if they wanted to create a horror movie but has no idea on what to create.… Continue reading Sowcarpettai

The movie has that element to create a low budget Superhero Movie but unfortunately in Pokkiri Raja the director fails to use the material correctly and ultimately the movie ends up as a ridiculous imagination that has very discrete moments of entertainment. If the writing had that charm to use the simple crazy thought in an engaging way, the… Continue reading Pokkiri Raja

Sethupathi starring Vijay Sethupathi is definitely an entertaining Tamil movie because of its clever mixing of commercial flavors and a slightly fresh approach to the theme. With Vijay Sethupathi having a stunning screen presence, the sort of “mass” we would like to see in the modern times without losing the essence of one man show… Continue reading Sethupathi

Imagine someone getting inspired by World War Z and decides to make a zombie movie and has no idea on what to shoot other than showing the hero shooting the zombies. Directed by Shakti Sounder Rajan, Miruthan is full of mediocre imagination which somewhat test the patience of everyone. It is a silly zombie theme… Continue reading Miruthan

Aranmanai 2 in a way is an insult to the cult Malayalam classic Manichitrathazhu. It is not a rip off of the Fazil movie, but it is like what if they take away the science from the classic and made it as a supernatural ghost movie. Twisting the plot to above mentioned nature, add some… Continue reading Aranmanai 2