Yogi Babu’s film with Chimbu Deva captivates audiences “Boat,” the latest Tamil period survival drama, draws inspiration from Ernest Hemingway’s 1952 novella, “The Old Man and the Sea,” a story about an elderly fisherman’s epic battle in the high seas, and the 1957 legal drama “Twelve Angry Men,” where jurors in a confined space discuss a sensitive case while reflecting… Continue reading "Boat Movie Review"
An Engaging Trek into Supernatural Horror Five young trekkers and their tour guide embark on a weekend adventure in the Kollimalai hills. Despite warnings, they venture into a restricted area of the Aranmanai Forest, unknowingly entering the domain of a malevolent spirit. The film follows their harrowing encounter with the supernatural force and their struggle for survival in the haunted… Continue reading "Pechi Movie Review"
Ananth makes an impressive debut as a director in this feel-good drama, “Nanban Oruvan Vantha Piragu.” Films focused on friendships in Tamil cinema have become rare, especially with the recent surge in action-packed movies. However, debutant actor-director Ananth brings forth a likable and relatable tale that beautifully captures the essence of growing up and the bonds we form along the… Continue reading "Nanban Oruvan Vandha Piragu Movie Review"
In Shawn Levy’s buddy superhero movie, “Deadpool & Wolverine,” audiences are treated to a delightful blend of R-rated comedy, action-packed sequences, and Deadpool’s trademark wit. The film’s fourth-wall-breaking humor and Wolverine’s stern intensity create a dynamic and entertaining experience. This 34th installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe brings together the fan-favorite mercenary Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds) and X-Men’s Wolverine (Hugh Jackman).… Continue reading "DEADPOOL & WOLVERINE MOVIE REVIEW"
A young Koothu artist, Kalyanam, is determined to honor his father’s legacy in traditional folk art while facing a myriad of personal and professional challenges. Under the guidance of his master, Kalyanam has been molded to play female roles, which has imparted him with feminine mannerisms. Despite societal expectations and his own self-doubt, he is resolute in his quest to… Continue reading "Jama Movie Review"
Dhanush’s latest film, Raayan, marks a significant milestone as his 50th movie, showcasing his talents as a writer, director, and lead actor. This triple-threat endeavor is no small feat, and Dhanush delivers a compelling film that offers much to its audience. At its heart, Raayan tells the simple yet poignant story of an elder brother’s unwavering dedication to his siblings.… Continue reading "Raayan Movie Review"
Disney+ Hotstar has launched “Chutney Sambar,” a web series starring Yogi Babu and directed by Radha Mohan, renowned for his work on films like “Mozhi,” “Abhiyum Naanum,” and “Payanam.” Radha Mohan shares the writing credit with Pon Parthiban, with whom he also collaborated on “Bommai.” In “Chutney Sambar,” Yogi Babu portrays Sachin, the owner of a roadside eatery named ‘Amudha… Continue reading "Disney+ Hotstar’s “Chutney Sambar,” web series Review"
Teenz is an engaging and adventurous film about a group of 13 teenagers who decide to skip class and embark on a journey that takes them far beyond their expectations. The initial premise, featuring the teens’ decision to visit a grandmother’s village, sets the stage for a series of thrilling and mysterious events. The film truly finds its momentum once… Continue reading "Teenz Movie Review"
Story: Siddharth and his three friends run a YouTube channel called ‘Barking Dogs,’ which focuses on parodies and political satire. After realising that their videos, despite receiving lakhs of views, had little impact on the audience, the team starts a campaign called ‘Come Back Indian.’ They feel that only Indian Thatha, aka Senapathy, could put an end to corruption. Seeing… Continue reading "Indian 2 movie review"
Haroon’s “7/G” shines in its initial 20–30 minutes, delivering a refreshing urban horror setting that deviates from the traditional haunted palatial buildings in rural areas. Instead, it immerses viewers in a relatable environment, with scenarios like running from floor to floor and escalator malfunctions, creating a more immediate connection to our everyday reality. This strong beginning suggests that “7/G” could… Continue reading "“7/G” Movie Review"