GV Prakash is well-cast as Magi, a young and vulnerable man who moves into a flat that’s occupied by Sindhu, played by Kayadu Lohar. Slowly, Magi realises that […]
Dulquer Salmaan digs deep and gives one of his most likeable performances as Dan, an irresponsible “loser” who likes to gamble away his father’s wealth. Dan gets into
Arjun Das plays Raghu, a sad soul with a sad past. Aditi Shankar is the chirpy Anjali, who tries to fill Raghu’s life with sunshine. The USP of
Yash gives a magnificent performance as a gangster named Raya. The film wants to explore the person beneath the gangster. It is about what a life of “toxicity”
Nivin Pauly and Mamitha Baiju play Justin and Ashley. They fall in love despite a significant age difference. Both actors are marvellous in this movie that’s not just
Ravi Teja is in excellent form as a devoted father whose fondness for drink takes a break only once per year, when he takes the vow for Lord
Shiva Nirvana’s ‘Irumudi’ is a very effective mix of devotion and emotion Read More
Rio Raj and Vartika Jain play Raghuram and Leela. They are in love, but she has some quirks that make things difficult. The story has elements of fantasy
Rishikanth and Anishma Anilkumar play Marudhu and Muthuchelvi, who get thrown into a marriage that neither of them wants. And something unexpected happens when they’re taken into a
Elan makes his acting debut as a civil engineer with low ambitions and no job. He falls for a reels-maker / influencer played by Saanve Megghana. When they
Suriya is in fine form as a forty-something bachelor. Mamitha Baiju plays a twenty-something woman who falls for him. We think the ups and downs of this unusual
Venky Atluri’s ‘Vishwanath & Sons’ takes a subversive subject and plays it safe Read More
Madhavan plays GD Naidu, the Edison of India. His long and complicated legacy is certainly a story worth telling, but this film tries to stuff in too much
Lokesh Kanagaraj plays a low-level criminal named Devadas. Wamiqa Gabbi plays a sex worker named Chandra. They are both sad, troubled souls who are meant for each other.
Arun Matheswaran’s ‘DC’ is a treasure trove of surface-level genre pleasures Read More
