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In pre-Independence India, the British want to export grain to their motherland. To accomplish this, they build railroads from faraway villages in Rayalaseema to the Madras coast, where […]
After killing his son at the end of ‘Jailer’, ‘Tiger’ Muthuvel Pandian is back in a sequel with a new set of villains who are the bosses and
Rangayana Raghu plays a farmer named Naganna. When his wife dies, he refuses to remarry. He devotes all his attention to his son Santhu, played as a grown-up
Biju Menon plays Avaraachan. He’s a man who likes his drink, and he shares an uneasy relationship with his sons. Only his daughter feels for him, and she’s
Fahadh Faasil’s first Telugu film as the lead actor finds him in super form as Suri, a small-time crook who is in trouble with a gangster. But things
Ashok Selvan and Preity Mukhundhan play Surya and Iyal, a couple slogging away at routine day jobs. They dream of opening a homestay, and soon enough, they find
Sundeep Kishan plays Guru, a man who’s down on his luck and is heavily in debt. On the other side, the man with tons of money is a
A week after ‘Dorothy’, we get another exploration of certain aspects of masculinity – but this time, in a lighter flavour. Vijay Sethupathi plays a swaggering rowdy named
Nivin Pauly plays a man who is thousands of years old. He says the number is 8000, but who really knows! Soori plays an Everyman like you or
Gangai Amaran and Roja are lovely as Dorairasu and Sandhanam, an adorable couple in a village. When their goat is killed by a truck belonging to a sand-mining
Hiphop Tamizha Adhi plays three roles. He is the grandfather, father, and son in a family of gaana singers. Unlike the usual Tamil film, ‘Meesaya Murukku 2’ is
Rishikanth and Sananth are absolutely terrific as Karthi and Subbu. They are best friends, soulmates – and then Dorothy, played by Keerthy Suresh, comes to their village. As
