Naa Autograph Review

It is always fun to look back on the inexorable passage that you and time walked holding hands together like unknown accomplices. And in the soft-focus reversible telescope of time yesterday's...

Tarzan Review

"Taarzan The Wonder Car" offers a unique opportunity on the plot level. A supernatural killer - a car so sleek in design and so flush with powers to seduce audiences that you wonder why it...

Donga Dongadi Review

Donga Dongadi is expected to be a hit (at least it is not expected to leave its makers poorer). If it indeed happens, in a strange irony, it can show you what is wrong with Tollywood these days. It...

Azhagiya Theeae Review

Sticking as much as possible to realism director Ratha Mohan has woven an interesting story of four friends who are strugglers looking for a break. Coupled with this is a story of romance.Prasanna...

Mujhse Shaadi Karogi Review

What a brat! In a key action sequence in this sprightly dip into blunder-land, Salman Khan fights five-six Akshay Kumars simultaneously.That, in a naughty-shell, is the coolly comic crux of the...

Gharshana Review

It is very difficult to love violence. There are no facets to it. It is merciless. It is inexorable. It is incessant. But in Ghrashana, violence (of the establishment kind) is almost romanticized...

Manjupoloru Penkuttyl Review

Director Kamal's latest offering, "Manjupoloru Penkutty: A Snowy Girl", launched at the height of the feud between artistes and the producers in the Malayalam film industry has a new cast,...

Sri Anjaneyam Review

In these skeptical and cynical times, a film in devotional genre is the most difficult to make. Actually it is a tight- rope walk. Care has to be taken that the film does not fall into the trap of...

Shock Review

Prashanth's Shock, a remake of Ramgopal Verma's Bhoot, is a movie on whether there exist ghosts or not?Interestingly, it's an entertainer with no songs, no gorgeous sets, neither action nor punch...

Sullan Review

Amidst much hype and expectation, Sullan starring Dhanush graced theatres this week. Does it worth the hype and hoopla is the question one would ask, after watching the movie. Director Ramana, who...

Julie Review

Here's a tale of a hooker that hooks you. Go with open eyes and mind and you will come away an enriched person from this elevating film about a fallen woman.Catch her if you can. She's Julie. A nice...

Asambhav Review

Rajiv Rai is in many ways the guru of hi-tech potboilers in Hindi. He shoots this gun-gals-gizmo film on international terrorism with a multitude of cameras. Often we get split-screen views of the...

Sivaram Review

There are heroes. Then there are prisoners of image. Sai Kumar belongs to the latter category. If you have seen one of his films, you have seen it all. And so it is with Sivaram. Saikumar, as the...

Swamy (T) Review

If you are a serious film buff, sometimes some of our movies can leave you depressed.Swamy is one such movie. It is not a bad film seen in isolation --- it has its moments through sentiments and...

Ammayi Bagundi Review

Indian filmmakers are almost fixated on the theme of twins and look-alikes. It is a pet subject that has been flogged like a dead horse all over Indian film screens.Ammayi Bagundi is a typical story...

New Review

The film New is clearly targeted for the front benches and the male population at large. Filled with double meaning dialogues the film will not appeal to the women audience at large. Mercifully the...

Yagnam Review

In an industry that is so much sold out on image, it is difficult to change tack. It is almost equivalent to changing the color of your skin. Though there have been some exceptions, it is almost...

Hyderabad Blues 2 Review

A good idea, like a good marriage, lasts for about seven years, till the itch begins. When Nagesh Kukunoor returns on the screens July 2 with "Hyderabad Blues 2", he talks about marriages...

Thoda Tum Badlo Thoda Hum Review

What's with these south Indian remakes? After "Tujhe Meri Kasam" and "Khushi", this is the third remake where boy and girl seem to hate each other till the eleventh hour.Till...

Shikaar Review

It's a 'glaring' strategy. The film's official hero Jas Pandher changes his glares in almost every sequence. This, you soon realise, is an ingenious method of hiding the actor's ineptness as a...