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Karthi plays the sort of double role that was popular in the MGR days. One character is corrupt, and the other one becomes his conscience-cum-alter ego. The result […]
At a time our ‘mass’ heroes are going over the top displaying their machoism, Chiranjeevi gamely takes on a role with more comedy than action. The film is
Sivakarthikeyan and Ravi Mohan battle it out in Tamil Nadu when the Centre imposes Hindi as the official language. But despite a lot of research, ‘Parasakthi’ never becomes
Sudha Kongara’s ‘Parasakthi’ is a frantic, underwhelming political drama Read More
If you are a believer, the film says that God will appear and help us out of our troubles. Or you could say that true reflection is what
Ankit Sakhiya’s ‘Laalo – Krishna Sada Sahaayate’ is an earnest, simplistic morality tale Read More
Prabhas has fun in a role that’s not serious. But the whole film should have been that way. Instead, things turn sentimental and tedious. That’s the short take.
Maruthi’s ‘The RajaSaab’ has some goofy gags that (sadly) give way to tiresome sentiment Read More
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
Prithviraj Sukumaran and Shammi Thilakan play an update of the stubborn, ego-fuelled characters in ‘Ayyappanum Koshiyum’. But this action-drama set around sandalwood trees and smuggling has far too
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
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
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
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
