Category: Tamil Movie Review

Director Prabhuram Vyas’s cinematic creation, “Lover,” dares to illuminate the less-explored facets of romantic relationships, shedding light on the perils of over-protectiveness and possessiveness that can poison even the most cherished bonds. With commendable finesse, Vyas paints a vivid picture of the oppressive weight that toxic relationships impose on individuals. Arun (played by Manikandan) and Divya (portrayed by Sri Gouri… Continue reading "Lover Tamil Movie Review"

Three adolescent girls deceive their parents by claiming they are attending their friend’s sister’s wedding, only to sneak off to a party with their trio of male friends. Tensions rise dramatically when their parents discover the truth. Movies centered on the transition from adolescence to teenage years are a familiar trope, often swinging between earnest portrayals and exaggerated dramatization. However,… Continue reading "Chiclets Movie Review:"

In “Marakkuma Nenjam,” a group of individuals from the 2008 graduating class is compelled to return to their  retake their final exams following a court order. This premise demands a suspension of disbelief from the audience, as grown adults must leave behind their lives for three months to revisit their school days. However, despite the intriguing setup, the film fails… Continue reading "“Marakkuma Nenjam” Movie Review"

“Jai Vijayam” emerges as a gripping Tamil crime thriller directed by Jeyashatheeshan Nageswaran, featuring Jai Akash and Akshaya Kandamuthan in pivotal roles, supported by Atchaya Ray, Michael Augustine, and ACP Rajendran. Produced by Jaiakash Nageswaran under the banner of Jaiakash Films, the film weaves a narrative of mystery and intrigue. The storyline revolves around Jai, a man confronted with the… Continue reading "“Jai Vijayam” Movie Review"

Yogi Babu’s latest venture, “Thookudurai,” unfolds with a peculiar mix of absurdity and attempted humor. In the initial 20 minutes, Rajendran, Bala Saravanan, and Sendrayan don suits and groove to ‘Thaaru Maaru Star’, leaving audiences bewildered. Amidst the chaos, Rajendran’s ‘Bond’ Ranga mimics James Bond’s iconic gun barrel sequence, evoking riotous laughter from some and bemusement from others, including myself.… Continue reading "Thookudurai Movie Review"

The film experience, often divided by an intermission, presents a unique dynamic for filmmakers, as exemplified by “Singapore Saloon.” Starring RJ Balaji, the movie’s first half entertains with its humorous narrative, yet falters into a cluttered and preachy second act. Balaji’s portrayal of Kathir reflects his real-life charm, adding depth to the character’s pursuit of hair styling entrepreneurship amidst societal… Continue reading "‘Singapore Saloon’ Movie Review"