Monster Review

The first hour is plotless and vacuous; if you are someone who is too busy to indulge the film, you could just read the plot of 'Monster' on Wikipedia and jump headlong into the second half directly....

HIT 2 (The Second Case) Review

There are no forced elements, and the investigation track gives way to a finale. When the killer makes his appearance, we are a bit shocked but what is actually appealing is te poignancy....

Gatta Kusthi Review

Firstly, kudos to Vishnu Vishal for surrendering to the demands of the script and agreeing to play second fiddle to the heroine that too in his own production. As usual he has delivered a neat...

Repeat Review

Their interrogation is amateurish. They don't question the novelist's randomness. There is no attempt to understand the conundrum. The cops are either callous or stock types....

Chup Review

The film critiques the critics, terrifies the reviewers in its universe, and all. It also talks about the ethicality of the reviewing phenomenon. But the star-rating system is not questioned....

Love Today Review

If ever Tollywood makes a film of this nature, it should steer clear of 'Jabardasth'-type gags and instead focus on what the meme-y era has to offer, much as this film does....

Itlu Maredumilli Prajaneekam Review

Without a dashing monologue, without a hair-raising hero-worshipping song, without a love track where the heroine admires the hero's problem-solving skills, you can't have a realistic Tollywood film....

Kalaga Thalaivan Review

Magizh Thirumeni with 'Kalaga Thalaivan' has delivered yet another engaging thriller with a strong social cause at its core. Red Giant Movies has provided high production values required to make...

Masooda Review

A certain novel mood is sought to be created by introducing new characters in the second half - almost all of them Muslim. The Islamic traditional attire, the Muslim names, etc. don't add anything....

Iravatham Review

Psychological crime thrillers with a back story where a key character has a mental disorder have outlived their utility. It's asinine that they are being made without any touch of novelty....

Miral Review

'Miral' starts of as psychological thriller before turning to the supernatural and ends as a deceptive revenge drama. These elements are what keeps the interest going for most parts....

Yashoda Review

Samantha has given her all to 'Yashoda' right from selecting a rather bold character to portraying different shades of her. She has done a brilliant job in the stunt sequences....

Yashoda Review

The forbidding beats of the negative characters, the sinister feel, the sense of danger go a long way in accentuating the thrills....

Parole Review

Parole director Dwarakh Raja deserves praise for writing a powerful multilayered script and executing it as best as he can within his means. He is one to look out for in the future for sure....

Aakasam Review

'Aakasam' also injects the usual elements in the form of a character suffering from a terminal illness, a shattering tragedy, a widow, a sports career, so on and so forth....

Banaras Review

Debutante Zaid Khan has acted naturally as the insensitive playboy in the beginning and later as the guilt ridden youngster who seeks redemption. He is also good in the stunt sequences...

Coffee With Kadhal Review

What works best in 'Coffee With Kadhal' is the entire first half that sets up the relationships and the complications. There is not one dull moment here and it peaks at the interval...

Like, Share & Subscribe Review

To make the headache all the worse, a message is delivered for no rhyme or reason. What is a socio-political narrative doing in a farcical comedy?...

Love Today Review

The best thing about Love Today is that it has heartwarming characters and a dignified message amid a predictable story. The film has well-written sequences in both comedy and emotional genres which...

Urvasivo Rakshasivo Review

In our cinema, the boy- or girl-next-door has long become a stock character. For a change, this film strips them of cinematic fluff and presents them as they are....