Sadah Mee Sevalo Review

Having good intentions is one thing. Putting them into proper use and perspective is another.Director Neelakanta falters on the second in his Sada Mee Sevalo after having chosen a responsible theme...

Chakram Review

The biggest disadvantage to any film is over hype. Chakram is a victim of this syndrome.On its own, the film, though not the most original in both idea and its execution, has its moments. But it...

My Brother...Nikhil Review

After Madhur Bhandarkar's "Page 3" and Sanjay Leela Bhansali's "Black", there's something strange, stirring, exciting and path-breaking in Hindi cinema this year. "My....

Karam Review

While some films have their finger on the pulse, this one has its pulse on the finger. In one heart-stopping sequence, a ruthless mobster, mysteriously named Captain, chops off the ethereal Shalini...

London Review

Calcutta, they say, is a chance created city. London too may be one. But the London we are talking about is the film made by director Sundar C. If you forget a thing called logic, this is indeed a...

Prayatnam Review

Good intentions are just only a halfway street. One has to convert those altruistic thoughts into workable good actions. If there is a shadow between the two, the whole thing is a waste.The film...

Mayavi Review

 You have to straightaway hand it to director Singapuli for having chosen a different kind of story. Though the handling of the same could obviously have been better and script much more taut,...

Righta Thappa Review

 "Righta Thappa", a film based on a real life incident, is a welcome change from the tasteless films with illogical plots that are churned out week after week."Righta Thappa; ...

Chand Sa Roshan Chehra Review

Nothing about this film about young love is young. Jaded and utterly out of step with definitions and dimensions of courtship and romance in the new millennium, "Chand Sa Roshan Chehra"...

Okkade (Kani Iddaru) Review

Just imagine Gharshana with two heroes and a villain who almost looks like the heroes. Get the picture? Add an impossible scientific idea. What do you get? Well, this hell and headache-inducer...

Raam Review

Director Ameer who emerged from the shadows of Bala and proved his mettle in filmmaking with his debut venture Mounam Pesiyadhae. After almost a gap of two years, Ameer doubles up as a producer and...

Slokam Review

Sai Kumar's film is like a full circle --- whichever way you look at it, it remains the same.Slokam is no different. It is a story that is corny and trite and if you cannot second guess any of the...

Mannin Maindhan Review

After a miserable show in Kannamma, DMK supremo M Karunanidhi is back penning dialogues for Mannin Maindhan. At many places the dialogues have political overtones and as usual has references to...

Kadhal FM Review

After making a debut in Boys, Manikandan is now back after a big gap, playing hero in Kadhal FM.  A story of a radio jockey falling in love with an avid listener of his programmes. Both had...

Sravanamasam Review

Actually we are kind to you. Had we included all the names that acted in this movie, you wouldn't have had any space for the review. The film is so chockablock with people that you wonder whether...

Bewafaa Review

"Bewafaa"; Starring Anil Kapoor, Akshay Kumar, Kareena Kapoor, Sushmita Sen, Shamita Shetty, Manoj Bajpai, Kabir Bedi and Nafisa Ali; Directed by Dharmesh Darshan."Bewafaa" had...

Radha Gopalam Review

Ego is actually a twin-edged knife. It can make or unmake a person. Marriage, which, in a sense, is a kind of ego trip, can also do the same. In the case of Gopalam (Srikanth) it almost pierces...

Sins Review

It's so easy to jump the gun and label this film as sexy and sacrilegious. But to dump "Sins" among the cheesy stuff is to miss the whoop for the spree."Sins" is certainly not a...

Fingerprint Review

It has become a recurring event in Malayalam cinema - every fortnight a new director claims to pull the industry out of the crisis, but hardly a couple fulfil the promise. This week saw the entry of...

Zameer Review

When a film is as pointlessly puerile and archaic as "Zameer" you have to look desperately for silver linings. After sitting through three hours of a love triangle as outdated as Nimmi's...