Review: Eeswaran
Back after a brief exile, Silambarasan is back on big screen. Thanks to filmmaker Suseenthiran, the actor has managed to render an energetic and engafing show. Suseenthiran delivers a perfect rural entertainer. Continue Reading
Author: M BHARAT KUMAR
Review: Master
After a long gap comes a ‘big’ film in cinema halls, whose doors shut till recently due to Covid outbreak. And if it is a Vijay film, it means double dhamala for movie-goers. Continue Reading
Review: Maara
Mara, the official remake of hit Malayalam film, in unconventional and engrossing. Three cheers to debutant director Dhilip Kumar for not opting for a faithful remake but retaining only its essence to come out with a quality product. Continue Reading
Review: Pei Irukka Bayamen
Joining the list of horror movies being made in Tamil cinema is Pei Irukka Bayamaen. Produced by Thilaka Arts, the movie is directed by Kartheeswaran with music by Jose Franklin and cinematography by Abhimanyu. Continue Reading
Review: Shakeela
Shakeela is an honest attempt by filmmaker Indrajit Lankesh. He tries to tells the story of much lesser known story of a fallen star. A soft porn star who ruled south India untill a few years ago.
Review: Oru Pakka Kathai
Balaji Tharanitharan is known for making comedy put of serious situations. Going a step further from his Naduvula Oru Pakkatha Kanom, he stitches another funny tale about a serious issue in Oru Pakka Kathai. Continue Reading
‘Shakeela’s biopic will be an emotional fare’
‘Shakeela was a box-office queen in south India with her adult films in 1980s. But she faced several trials and tribulations in her journey. Our biopic on her throws light on her emotional side’, says associate producer of Shakeela, Sandeep Malani.
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Andhagaram: Experimental & engaging
Three cheers to young filmmaker Vignarajan whose maiden venture Andhaghaaram is experimental and engaging. A supernatural thriller, it speaks of several things without being at tour face. Continue Reading
Review: ‘Biskoth’ – Fun is the word
Director Kannan joins hands with Santhanam to render a hilarious entertainer in Biskoth which begins on an interesting note. Continue Reading
Review: ‘Mookuthi Amman’ – Divine delight
Doing a movie on fake Godmen and taking a dig at few superstitions is a tight-rope walk. RJ Balaji, who made a political satire in LKG has managed to pass the test as he laces it with humour and wits. Continue Reading