Autograph Review

It is quite natural for students to get autographs on the last day of  their school and college life. But how many of them flip through the autograph book and rewind their memories in the later...

Virumandi Review

Villages are unfailingly romanticised in our films, with the focus willingly on their dew-touched innocence and essential simplicity. But this is a carefully constructed facade, and in Kamal Haasan...

Siva Puthrudu Review

It is a morbidly disturbing film about the sequestered and secluded life of an undertaker. It is a theme that does not readily lend itself to film-making in India --- the superstition-riddled...

Nenunnanu Review

Film:    NenunnanuCast:Nagarjuna, Aarti Agarwal, Shreya, Sudha, Mukesh,Rishi, Brahmanandam, Ali, Sunil, Tanikella Bharani,Allari Ravi, Pasupati, Parchuri Venkateswara Rao, Siva...

Vellinakshatram Review

Just a few seasons ago, director Vinayan could do nothing wrong. But after seeing Vellinakshatram, you will wonder where that Vinayan is.The film is supposed to be a horror-comedy. But in reality it...

Vismayathumbathu Review

Making a film with a spirit as one of the leads is fraught with risks. For, it is always a challenge as to where to draw the line at separating the make-believe and the real. But in, ...

Vajram Review

Usually films that are delayed for various reasons do not do well at the box office. But looks like Vajram is a happy exception to it. This Mammooty starrer has the perfect blend that the industry...

Kushikushigaa Review

It is difficult to argue against Kushikushigaa. It has worked very well in Malayalam (Chronic Bachelor) and Tamil (Engal Anna). Yet, success does not guarantee succees, and Kushikushigaa barely...

Venkee Review

Suspense and comedy are not nature born siblings. It is difficult to mix the two. But Sreenu Vaitla, the director of Venkee, seems to have pulled off this coup. And that is thanks in a large measure...

Nenu Review

Quite contrary to popular belief, a remake film is the most difficult to handle. First the director has to contend with the nuances created for one language, one region and one hero. And the second...

Kanavu Meippada Vendum Review

Not many dream merchants dare to venture into handling sensitive subjects, lest they get branded as off-beat stuff and shunned by the masses. And the few who dare seldom have the local audience in...

Gambheeram Review

It is now Sarath Kumar's turn to don the khaki uniform, after Vikram in Samy and Surya in Khaaka Khaaka. Gambeeram  is laced with stunts, revenge and sacrifice, typical of a movie dealing with...