Kavin and Andrea Jeremiah play around with a lot of money and black humour and old-school sentiment. The mix sounds good in theory, but the film doesn’t come […]
Vikarnan Ashok’s ‘Mask’ doesn’t find a consistent tone, but it is entertaining in parts Read More
Rashmika Mandanna plays a recessive college-goer who is bullied into love by a toxic alpha male. Her emancipation forms the rest of this film, which has its heart
Roshan Mathew plays a married man who runs into his ex, played by Zarin Shihab. A night of conversation follows, but before you think this is another ‘96’,
It’s a Boy-meets-Girl story, but with a difference. The Boy thinks love is like what they show in the movies. The Girl is more practical, perhaps too much
Sarang Thiagu’s ‘Aaromaley’ is a fresh, breezy, fun, but also very real take on romance Read More
A sixty-ish man takes care of his ninety-ish mother. That’s seemingly the story of this feature. But it’s really about time standing still when we are lost in
Vishnu Vishal plays a cop on the trail of a serial killer who seems to be dead. Then how are the killings happening? The setup is great, but
With the men of a small town being away at war, the women are left alone. At first, they lament about their condition. Then, a stranger appears. And
The film is centered on the romance between the characters played by Ayushmann Khurrana and Rashmika Mandanna. But this love story is not affecting, and neither are there
Aditya Sarpotdar’s ‘Thamma’ has solid story beats but it’s not as fun as it should be Read More
Pradeep Ranganathan and Mamitha Baiju are in top form in a relationship story that is chaotic in a good way. I can’t reveal much, but the film is
When a couple is caught kissing in the shadows, a bunch of gossipy men set out to “expose” the woman. What follows is a funny, smartly written comment
Senna Hegde’s ‘Avihitham’ is a real charmer about small-minded men in a small village Read More
Harish Kalyan plays a young man from a fishing community who has to battle many enemies, from an uncaring government to uncaring private enterprises. The film also wants
Dhruv plays a kabaddi player who faces hurdles not just due to caste but also due to the violence in the areas around his home. His long journey
