Kaththi

If you have liked the film Thuppakki from Murugadoss-Vijay combo, I believe Kaththi will surely entertain you. I belong to the category which liked Thuppakki and for me Kaththi was an enjoyable Deepavali entertainer that had almost all the pros and cons which Thuppakki had. It’s a bit difficult to give a brief about the… Continue reading Kaththi

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Yaan

Two days back when I saw the movie Homely Meals, there was a scene where the film passionate main protagonist praises the cinematography of Ravi K Chandran. After having worked with so many brilliant film makers it’s a really shocking to see the ace cinematographer choosing a story like Yaan for his debut directorial venture.… Continue reading Yaan

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Madras

Directed by Pa. Renjith, the new Karthi movie Madras is that absorbing thriller drama that has a quality making. In comparison with the lame films Karthi opted in the recent past, Madras takes him back to that zone where he was appreciated by audience for his acting. With smart making and quality performances backing it,… Continue reading Madras

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Sigaram Thodu

Sigaram Thodu from director Gaurav is decent entertainer that has almost all the flavors of an engaging Tamil entertainer with ups and downs. While the thriller part of the movie will please you with its making, some of the sloppy appa-pullai melodrama will not impress you that much. The story is about Muralipandiyan, a young… Continue reading Sigaram Thodu

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Anjaan

Anjaan from director Lingusamy is a film that becomes a dull entertainer because of it’s extremely clichéd making. Lingusamy who is well known for creating spark among the audience with his treatment on very simple stories, fails to create that magic here and Anjaan becomes a below average entertainer. Raju Bhai is a Don in… Continue reading Anjaan

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Jigarthanda

Jigarthanda directed by Karthik Subbaraj is a mix of good inspirations. The young director has adapted the style of Quentin Tarantino to depict the humor within the violence and the story reminded me of Malayalam hits Best Actor and Udayananu Thaaram (bowfinger) at many occasions. But with a treatment that we are not used to… Continue reading Jigarthanda

Velaiyilla Pattathari

The movie Velaiyilla Pattathari has two dialogues which I believe establishes the kind of fun it’s going to offer its viewer. One is when our central protagonist compares his bad luck in life with the Titanic story and the second one is in the second half where again our main character explains his struggle to… Continue reading Velaiyilla Pattathari

Kochadaiiyaan

Super star Rajnikanth has this charismatic larger than life image on screen that has made him famous all around the world. Using him in a motion capture animation film and delivering a shoddy output cannot be justified if the makers say they have budget limitations. Constructed on a wafer- thin idea that has all the… Continue reading Kochadaiiyaan