Kudaikul Mazhai Review

Parthiban is known for trying out innovative things in all his films.  His latest Kudaikul Mazhai is no different. In this film, he has dwelt on a story line, which others would not dare....

143 (I Miss You) Review

Just a scary thought: Suppose there is a law that no film in India should be made with love theme, what will happen? Quite simply, almost all the filmmakers would go out of business. Puri Jagan...

Madurey Review

Madhesh in his first directorial venture has made up his mind that Vijay's stardom would do the trick for the non-existence of an original storyline. The film has Vijay in every frame putting all...

Phir Milenge Review

It's a strange and stirring phenomenon. Even as Indian cinema moves away from traditional formulas and styles of storytelling to embrace a more global format of presentation, filmmakers seem to seek...

Shiva Shankar Review

When an ageing actor looking to retain his identity in the filmdom comes up with a movie, naturally the curiosity is high. Shivshankar, starring Mohan Babu, did evoke quite a bit of expectations,...

Fida Review

At a time when an out-and-out conventional love triangle "Mujhse Shaadi Karoge" has the nation giggling in helpless submission, Ken Ghosh dares to innovate with a slick thriller that moves...

Arjun Review

The lavishly mounted sets, the painstakingly choreographed stunts, the stunning visuals ----- Arjun is one of the richest and richly made Telugu films in recent times. It is obvious that the...

Kaun Hai Jo Sapnon Mein Aaya Review

When was the last time you saw a really good sweet 'n' syrupy romance?  This year, the love stories have been notably dead meat material. "Kaun Hai Jo Sapnon Mein Aaya" is no....

Valliddaru Okkate Review

Love as a theme never seems to bore our directors. It is the base of almost all our films. In such a scenario, it takes extremely creative and skilful director to showcase love and its attendant...

Kyun Ho Gaya Na Review

It's that moment in the plot when the narrative is just warming up. Vivek Oberoi plays a happy-go-lucky roving eyed cynic who has lost his money and tickets and must sell tea on the train to make...

Intlo Srimati Veedhilo Kumari Review

Comedy of errors is a favorite theme of Indian film-makers. Every fourth film is on that essential theme. Some work. And some doesn't. Intlo Srimati Veedhilo Kumari falls somewhere in between. The...

Rain Rain Come Again Review

`Rain, Rain Come Again' is a lesson on what overconfidence can lead to. Carried away by the phenomenal success of `4 the People', director Jayaraaj comes out with yet another youth-oriented caper...

Vasool Raja MBBS Review

Kamalhassan - Crazy Mohan duo combo creates a laugh riot in Vasool Raja MBBS. With the Chennai slum lingo and excellent performance of Kamalhassan the film provides entertainment in large dose....

4 Students Review

Coming at a time when the State is rocked with students agitation 4 Students is likely to attract the youth for it's theme and presentation. 4 Students is the story of four students, who stand...

Naa Autograph Review

It is always fun to look back on the inexorable passage that you and time walked holding hands together like unknown accomplices. And in the soft-focus reversible telescope of time yesterday's...

Tarzan Review

"Taarzan The Wonder Car" offers a unique opportunity on the plot level. A supernatural killer - a car so sleek in design and so flush with powers to seduce audiences that you wonder why it...

Donga Dongadi Review

Donga Dongadi is expected to be a hit (at least it is not expected to leave its makers poorer). If it indeed happens, in a strange irony, it can show you what is wrong with Tollywood these days. It...

Azhagiya Theeae Review

Sticking as much as possible to realism director Ratha Mohan has woven an interesting story of four friends who are strugglers looking for a break. Coupled with this is a story of romance.Prasanna...

Mujhse Shaadi Karogi Review

What a brat! In a key action sequence in this sprightly dip into blunder-land, Salman Khan fights five-six Akshay Kumars simultaneously.That, in a naughty-shell, is the coolly comic crux of the...

Gharshana Review

It is very difficult to love violence. There are no facets to it. It is merciless. It is inexorable. It is incessant. But in Ghrashana, violence (of the establishment kind) is almost romanticized...