Raame Aandalum Raavane Aandalum Review

What works best in 'Raame Aandalum Raavane Aandalum' is the authentic setting of the village, its ignorant but emotional people, and their way of life. After transporting the viewer into the...

Kodiyil Oruvan Review

What works best in 'Kodiyil Oruvan' is the mother sentiment which though goes overboard at times but drives the entire screenplay. The film is an out-and-out commercial fantasy that is impressive....

Friendship Review

Losliya on debut has retained the charm she exhibited in 'Bigg Boss' and emoting comes naturally to her. Right from her entry, she becomes the center of attraction and easily manages the variety of...

Dikkiloona Review

After a long time Santhanam gets a chance to be at his best and that too in three versions and most of the counters he is famous for works....

Tughlaq Durbar Review

What works best in 'Tughlaq Durbar is the engaging screenplay that moves at a brisk pace from start to finish with rare dull moments....

Thalaivi Review

Thalaivi not only succeeds as the biographical depiction of a charismatic leader but more the victory of a woman in a man's world who wrote her own destiny against all odds....

Kasada Tabara Review

The standout performer in 'Kasada Thapara' is undoubtedly Vijayalakhsmi who scores in every scene. Especially her dedication to her craft is on display when she performs an all-out physical action...

Boomika Review

What works best in 'Boomika' is placing mother earth as the central character and equating her with an autistic child which is nothing short of brilliance. The fact that the earth can take care of...

Netrikann Review

What works best in 'Netrikann' apart from Nayanthara's charisma is the blind protagonist angle which keeps the audience interested as to how she will vanquish the evil villain....

Navarasa Review

Legendary director Mani Ratnam and Jeyendra have gotten together for 'Navarasa' to help the film industry workers whose livelihoods have been affected by the coronavirus pandemic....

Thittam Irandu Review

The final twenty minutes of the film converges all the loose ends and makes us re-imagine the previous portions. Every dialogue holds a strong feeling and one has to wait till the end to witness the...

Sarpatta Parambarai Review

There are several high points in 'Sarpatta Parambarai' to start with its long drawn out boxing sequences that are so authentic that you feel the punch and the pain....

Vaazhl Review

Debutante T.J. Banuparvathy Murthy plays Yatramma a complex character with such authority that like Aditi Balan in 'Aruvi' she is not only easily the best performer in the film but also in Tamil...

Jagame Thanthiram Review

What works best in 'Jagame Thandiram' is the first half where Dhanush's antics in Madurai and London hold the interest. The different locales of London are well shot and are a treat to the eyes. The...

Malaysia to Amnesia Review

What works in 'Malaysia to Amnesia' is that its an easy watch evoking its share of more than a few genuine laughs. Even though the subject is adultery there are no squirmish scenes or sequences...

99 Songs Review

What works best in '99 Songs' is first and foremost the story written by ARR that contains heart touching elements of young love, the totally contradictory mother and father sentiments...

Karnan Review

What works best in 'Karnan' is the director's unrelenting focus on the subject he is handling and going all out to create his vision on screen....

Sulthan Review

What works best in 'Sulthan' is that though the screenplay is predictable the curiosity as to how Karthi will reform the gangsters sustains interest till the very end....

Kaadan Review

All said, Prabu Solomon’s Kaadan has set its intention right and is a noteworthy venture for it's important social message, only that the maker could have delivered it in an engaging package....

Thaen Review

Short synopsis: Thaen is a unique, hard-hitting entertainer that will hit you hard with its lifelike characters and their plight, and the question it raises. Supported by Tharun Kumar and Abarnathi...