Review: Doctor
A movie around child-trafficking and organ theft. Well, it may sound serious. But kudos to director Nelson Dhilipkumar for coming out with a dark humour on such a sensitive issue. Continue Reading
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Review: Sivakumarin Sabatham
Written, directed and enacted by Hip Hop Adhi, Sivakumarin Sabatham is a breezy entertainer aimed at 2K kids. Produced by Sathya Jyothi Films, it champions the cause of silk weavers in kanchipuram, who are languishing in poverty. Continue Reading
Review: Rudhra Thandavam
After a controversial outing in Draupadi, filmmaker Mohan G is back with Rudra Thandavam which speaks about misuse of PCR Act particularly against honest cops. Continue Reading
Review: Lift
Tamil cinema has seen plenty of horror films and coming out with a movie on that genre with a never-seen-before premise is a challenge. Continue Reading
Review: Laabam
Vijay Sethupathi’s Laabam is the first biggie to hit the screens after cinema halls were re-opened a few days ago. Continue Reading
Review: Dikkilona
Santhanam starrer Dikkiloona released directly on Zee5 on 10 September is a sci-fi film based on time travel genre. Continue Reading
Review: Thalaivi
Doing a remake is never an easy task. The wedding between fact and fiction on screen should woo masses. And that too when you set out to do a film on one of the most powerful women Tamilnadu has ever seen, you have get basics right. Continue Reading
Review: Kasadathapara
Chimbu Devan’s Kasadathapara is all about six stories interconnected. As the movie begins, a voiceover explains that everything and anything in this world can be seen as result of butterfly effect or vantage point theory.
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Review: Boomika
Aishwarya Rajesh’s Bhoomika, directed by Rathindran R Prasad, is set in the backdrop of Ooty. The film is produced by Karthik Subbraj’s Stone Bench Production and Kaarthekeyan Santhanam and is co-produced by Sudhan Sundaram. It is being streamed in Netflix. Continue Reading
Review: Thittam Irandu
Aishwarya Rajesh’s mystery thriller Thittam Irandu directed by debutant filmmaker Vignesh Karthik will be streamed on Sony LIV from tomorrow.