Pouran Review

There is a history and tradition of political films in Kerala. These films deal with topical issues or those that are of historical significance.The most prominent among the issues tackled by this...

Anniyan Review

In filmdom hype never matches reality. Or conversely, some of the biggest hits have had the least hype riding on them.So when Anniyan had all those teasing promos and tantalizing publicity, there...

Ayya Review

Director Om Prakash Rao, who tasted success with "Kalasipalya", his previous directorial venture with dashing action hero Darshan and glamorous Rakshitha, comes forward with the same...

Magic Ajji Review

''Magic Ajji' directed by Dinesh Babu is the first attempt in the Kannada film industry in making a film in the digital format, though it is second Kannada digital film to be released. The film is...

Raakshasa Review

The viewing of "Raakshasa" produced by Ramu Films, better known in the Kannada film industry for producing for big budget block busters, will certainly be a delightful departure for the...

Koi Mere Dil Mein Hai Review

Shhhhh. Don't tell P.J. Hogan and Julia Roberts. But Deepak Ramsay has lifted Hogan's film "My Best Friend's Wedding" and cast Diya Mirza in Ms Roberts' role of the scheming self-serving...

D Review

Speak 'Satya'. Be honest. Do we really need yet another gangster flick to come and swamp our lives with a dark brooding blend of blood and sweat, and a little bit of tears thrown in for extra....

Andarivadu Review

Think of the 90s Indian cricket team. And immediately you are reminded only of Sachin Tendulkar. It was a team of him and none else. It is pertinent to remember that when you go to Andarivadu....

Padhavi Paduthum Paadu Review

Sandalwood smuggler Veerappan used to be a favorite muse of Tamil filmmakers. There have been several movies made with his story and background.But in almost all films he was glorified, and after he...

Ullam Ketkumae Review

After lying in the cans for almost a year, director Jeeva's Ullam Ketkumae is finally out. And if you ask is the wait worth it, well, it becomes a moot question.A campus love story, Ullam Ketkumae...

Banglavil Outha Review

While getting into a theatre to watch "Banglavil Outha", directed by newcomer Santhivila Dinesh, the mind is prepared for a riveting family drama with actor-producer Lal playing a...

Bunty Aur Babli Review

They take their marriage vows in front of the Taj Mahal, promising to see each other through life and death... And then they go right back to doing what they like best: conning the junta of its...

Albhutha Dweep Review

Trust Vinayan to surprise you every time he comes out with a film. The director staunchly defies the star system that has gripped Malayalam cinema for years and succeeds on his own terms. His new...

Krithyam Review

After watching 'Krithyam: The Mission' directed by Viji Thampy and starring Prithviraj, our hearts are bound to go out to the young actor who is going through a lean phase in his career. This is...

Chandrolsavam Review

In "Chandrolsavam", director Ranjit has opted for a softer, philosophical approach of storytelling. His trademark is there but it is very subdued. One of the most respected directors in...

Shabnam Mousi Review

Extremely poor production values don't entirely take away from the essential theme of a eunuch's fight for dignity in a social order that constantly shuns fringe people.Ashutosh Rana is outstanding...

Thommanum Makkalum Review

When you see a film from Lal Creations' banner, you expect a certain kind of entertainment, a film with dollops of humour, good music and a simple storyline."Thommanum Makkallum" directed...

Bose The Forgotten Hero Review

There's so much to see and ponder over in Shyam Benegal's epic "Bose - The Forgotten Hero". One cannot really take it all in during one viewing. To do full justice to Benegal's achievement...

Nazar Review

For those who expect a whole lot of oomph to be crammed into this thriller, there's bad news. Pakistani import Meera's Bollywood debut proves her to be a competent actress. But she doesn't have the...

Naina Review

Post-"Black", if there was any doubt about Hindi cinema coming of age, here's further proof that our movies aren't going back to the song-and-dance formula in a hurry... at least not in...