Narasimhudu Review

NTR is a prisoner of his action image. It is impossible to think him in any other kind of role. And it is equally impossible to see him in any more in such roles.And that is the problem in...

Bhadra Review

The problem for Ravi Teja will always be his masala movies. He cannot rise above them. When the film is good and clicks, he will look great and vindicated. But when it is cliched and unimpressive,...

Atanokkade Review

When you are desperate you seldom make the right moves. This is partly true in Atanokkade. It is Kalyan Ram's ambitious aim at glory. And going for glory, he seems to have over stretched himself....

Hungama Review

If you like to have fun without any logic and you don't mind ribald and risque dialogues, then Hungama may be your kind of film. You have to have a particular bent of mind to like Hungama. The theme...

Mr. Erra Babu Review

Love never bores you is an assumption on which Telugu filmmakers usually begin their movies. Yes, love does not bore as long as it is fresh and new. But if it stereotyped and hackneyed, like it is...

Ayodhya Review

Let's get this straight: The only thing interesting about this mighty bore is the title Ayodhya. It has resonance, history, intrigue, drama ---- something which the film does not even get near to.It...

Subash Chandrabose Review

Making films with patriotism as an underlying thread is pretty much in trend. It is very difficult to speak against patriotism, nah? But point is patriotism in the theme worked in films like Indian ...

Mumbai Xpress Review

Dubbing films usually lose their nativity and flavor for obvious reasons. But in Kamal Haasan's Mumbai Xpress there is no such problem. And it is also for obvious reasons. Kamal has chosen the most...

Chandramukhi Review

Rajnikanth, like Chiranjeevi, is in an unenviable position.Expectations from their fans are usually so huge that it is almost impossible to match them. To their credit, both have lived up to the...

Avunanna Kadhanna Review

You cannot help marvel at Teja's mental tenacity. He has received so much flak in the last one month or so that it would have been impossible for anyone to concentrate on things at hand.But Teja...

Bunny Review

In these days of extreme competition, it is very difficult to live up to expectations. It is more so when the expectations are hyped up. Bunny faces this problem. The market has been hoping for...

Andagaadu Review

There is a general feeling that Telugu film stories are weird. After seeing Andagadu, the plaint will have more than a ring of truth. It is a story that somebody must have thought of when he was...

Soggadu Review

Garnishing the food stylishly and presenting it artfully is an important part of serving food. But still, the core is always about the taste of the food.This idea is something that Soggadu's...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...