Category: Tamil

Pa Paandi aka Power Paandi the debut venture of actor Dhanush as a director doesn’t have much in terms of content to impress you completely. The idea of the movie that sort of asks the parents to live their life to the fullest is the main and only attraction of this movie. And with fun… Continue reading Power Paandi Pa Paandi

The filmography of Mani Ratnam is such that you as a viewer automatically tend to dwell in to the inner statements of an expression on a character’s face or the composition or framing of a scene. When it comes to his latest movie Kaatru Veliyidai, we do get to experience these elements in Mani Ratnam’s… Continue reading Kaatru Veliyidai

Dora, starring Nayanthara isn’t devoid of the Tamil movie clichés we see. The main positive factor in this ghost movie is the freshness you see in the back story of the ghost here. That along with Nayanthara getting a lead role with slow motion walks and hero like charm makes this film a watchable one… Continue reading Dora

If you look at the filmography of Vijay Antony as an actor you can see that it was always the peculiarity of the theme of his films that managed to make them unique. With his latest film Yaman, Vijay Antony is trying to be the typical Tamil movie hero and on the whole it doesn’t… Continue reading Yaman

It seems like Hari took Sampoornesh Babu’s Singam 123 as a very serious entertainer. Singam 3 aka Si 3 from Hari, his third outing in the franchise with Suriya is funny to be honest. There is a scene where our hero gets blocked by the Australian police at the airport and to convince them to… Continue reading Singam 3

When compared to the last fantasy genre Jayam Ravi tried (Miruthan) and the lackluster debut movie of director Lakshman (Romeo Juliet), Bogan is definitely a better movie. Every entertainer Tamil movie has this constrains of depicting certain portions in certain way and those clichés clearly drag Bogan backwards. With a terrific Arvind Swamy and an… Continue reading Bogan

Bairavaa is the usual masala hero centric film from Bharathan that follows everything that is typical in this kind of movies. With occasional punch dialogues and over the top heroism, the film flows in an expected speed and what you get at the end is a nearly three hour long average film with no big… Continue reading Bairavaa

I kind of got confused when I entered the theater to watch the latest Vikram Prabhu movie Veera Sivaji. It had the same producer of Kaththi Sandai and I was definitely not in a mood to bare a second of that film. Gods heard me and after the production house’s signature film, came the title… Continue reading Veera Sivaji