As everyone knows, the story is about Rajinikanth clashing with Ramya Krishnan. As a Superstar vehicle, ‘Padayappa’ works. But the passage of time also allows us to reflect […]
Mammootty and Vinayakan play killer and cop in a story that takes a while to take off. The writing could have been better at times, but post-interval, things
Dhanush plays an Air Force pilot who’s been hurt in love. Kriti Sanon plays a psychiatric counselor who’s responsible for that hurt. He bears the name of God.
Aanand L Rai’s ‘Tere Ishk Mein’ is an ambitious romantic melodrama that works in parts Read More
Farhan Akhtar plays a real-life war hero, and the film shows a battle that played out during the Indo-China war, which has also been dramatised in Chetan Anand’s
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
Dulquer Salmaan, Samuthirakani, and Bhagyashree Borse give excellent performances as film people involved in a complicated relationship both on and off shoot. The juicy story is about power
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
Yami Gautam Dhar and Emraan Hashmi play a Muslim couple that ends up in court when they get separated and he refuses to pay for her maintenance. The
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
Pranav Mohanlal plays a spoilt rich brat who’s home alone. Soon, this home turns into a haunted house. But there’s a twist, and the protagonist decides to get
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
