Lie Review

Having presented an interval bang that elevates heroism to a new high, the climax should have been nail-biting....

Jaya Janaki Nayaka Review

Different elements of the film cater to different segments, but the film itself doesn't rise above some limitations that are organic to the story line....

Darshakudu Review

Once again, like in most of Sukumar's movies, the hero is elevated through such lines as this: Any woman will love him. No prizes for guessing that he is an orphan....

Nakshatram Review

When you are dealing with a subject as serious as an arms mafia causing blasts, the least you are expected to do is to show that it's not an easy job to execute blasts....

Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets Review

Directed by Luc Besson and produced by Virgine Besson Silla and Luc Besson in association with Europa Corp, starring Cara Delevingne and Dane Dehaan, Clive Oven, Rihanna, Ethan Hawke and more....

Vasuki Review

The generally brooding mood of the film is revved up by Mammooty's repartees and wisecracks. The daughter is too talkative, nay over-smart, for her age....

Goutham Nanda Review

The film fast slides into unending cliches in the second half (until the anti-climax moment). The formula starts getting on your nerves....

Dunkirk Review

A war ground, for a 120-minute segment, filled with risk and tension at all times. Just when you think it has all calmed down, a literal bomb drop that surprises you just like it surprises the...

Fidaa Review

Respecting the girl's choice is an article of faith to the hero, someone very rare to find in the landscape of Telugu cinema. The heroine's adamance is a motif the director proudly presents....

Vaisakham Review

A romantic and family entertainer with an innate message, this B Jaya-directed movie stars debutantes Harish and Avantika....

Patel S.I.R Review

synopsis:When Patel Sir is around, some scenes have to be there, whether or not they have a rational or sentimental value....

Shamantakamani Review

In their disappointments, their frustrations, their semi-broken dreams, the film finds its emotional quotient....

Mom Review

There comes a point when you realize that 'MOM' is just a more intelligent, sensitive and layered version of Shankar's 'I'....

Rendu Rellu Aaru Review

The kind of mature writing that is expected of a story wherein two fathers have to actively work towards breaking their child's love affair, is absent in the movie....

Ninnu Kori Review

Just as you start worrying that the film might get gloomy, Nani's character comes with a welcome tweak. He turns naughty, and even jocularly mean....

Prema Leela Pelli Gola Review

Although Robo Shankar's comedy doesn't quite go well, given the unfamiliarity with him among Telugu audiences, the pre-climax episode where he harangues Ravi Maria brings the roof down....

Jayadev Review

The cameraman keeps coming back to the same jaded spots as if they are Sanjay Leela Bhansali's dexterous sets....

Duvvada Jagannadham Review

Imagine a hero who as a child snuffed out lives as if they were flies, then goes on to kill every trivial baddie, only to fizzle out in a climax that is too lighter-veined to a fault....

Raja Meeru Keka Review

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Marakathamani Review

One chooses to go to adventurous movies because certain elements called thrill and the unpredictable takes one along the whole story and keeps one on their toes....