36 China Town Review

36 China Town is nothing but a medley of sound-n-buffoonery, signifying nothing. Yet, it has its `moments' and as you get out of the movie theatre you wouldn't feel cheated. Abbas-Mastan deliver...

Thalainagaram Review

It's yet another underworld story, but what makes the movie interesting is director Sundar C playing the hero for the first time coming up with a decent performance. The swift screenplay of director...

Julie Review

The intelligence of the debutant director is missing. It is just a copy of three decades old subject. For the present generation some amendments should have come and that would have showcased the...

Tutturi Review

A park for children to play in the concrete jungle of Bangalore! For the children of 'Tutturi' a lot of problem make parking. The effort of producer Jayamala - a renowned national award actress and...

Evandoy Sreevaru Review

Good comedy is all about timing and partnership. Satti Babu and Srikanth enjoy a good rapport . So their combination is spontaneous. So there is much good humour and good emotional drama in Evandoi...

Mayajalam Review

To make a movie with ghosts as important characters is difficult enough in a horror movie (to make the audience willingly suspend their sense of disbelief is a tough task). But to make film with...

Ajay Review

This is a power packed cinema. This is the third version in south Indian language. After Okkadu and Gilli it is 'Ajay' hitting the screen literally. There are so many furious action scenes well...

Kita Kitalu Review

 Making a comedy surrounding a slim man and a rotund wife is a tightrope walk. A slip here or there would make it thoroughly unpleasant. Kamal and Balu Mahendra made that eminently enjoyable...

Bangaram Review

Suddenly journalists, rather reporting news, are news themselves. There is a lot happening in a journalist's life these days. And in Bangaram, director Dharani has tried to hold a mirror to one such...

Ambhi Review

In his second directorial venture the director Nagendraprasad is different in narration but the subject is ages old. But it is told in convincing style with some good photography and a few lilting...

Veerabhadra Review

In a sense, Balakrishna has painted himself into a corner. He is a man of mass films and such movies have to, almost mandatorily, carry certain elements. And to spin a script with all these...

Darna Zaroori Hai Review

Darna Zaroori Hai takes off with the Sajid Khan directed story about a crass and fat guy who cocks a snook at his dear mother's warning to avoid watching the scary film Darna Mana Hai coz today's...

Balram vs Taradas Review

It is fantastic ingenuity to link two different films and bring together the protagonists and antagonists of tat and conjure a new sequel of sorts.Mammootty and I V Sasi can certainly say that they...

Pokiri Review

Being bad has never been better. And suddenly gangster and mafia movies are the flavor. In a sense, even Mahesh Babu's previous movie Athadu was one. In Pokiri, the hero is introduced to us a...

Gangster Review

Mahesh Bhatt's penchant for taking contemporary issues works for the second time in a row, and much better than it did the last time round with Kalyug, for which he developed the notorious hotel...

Mistress Of Spices Review

Gurinder Chadha and her co-writer and now director of their first joint venture, Paul Mayeda Berges, have made memorable films that have been based on the conflicts and drama in the lives of Asian...

Sevanthi Sevanthi Review

When did Narayan caught up with the idea of captivating and thrilling style? Has the television serials he handles come to his help? However this is an interesting and amazing in cinematography....

Chellata Review

Drawing inspiration from a Malayalam film 'Puli Kalyanam' director Sridhar has given a new shape to the film that is convincing because of good star cast and cinematography. Music director Gurukiran...

Pyare Mohan Review

Director Indra Kumar's caper about a deaf-blind duo is further affirmation of the fact that this summer vacation is comedy time in Bollywood.Pyare (Fardeen) is blind, while Mohan (Vivek Oberoi)...

Pournami Review

To make a film based on legends and age-old stories calls for a giant leap of faith and an earthy conviction based on market realities. How best can you make a modern-day film out of a fairy-tale...