The acquisition of a gun license is an intricate process, obtainable only under stringent conditions: an applicant must possess a clean criminal record and substantiate a perceived threat to their life. In this context, Bharathi, a school teacher, portrayed by Rajalakshmi in her debut as a singer, emerges as a relentless advocate for issues solely concerning women. From her formative… Continue reading "License Movie Review"
Story: Koozhangal begins with little Velu (Chellapandi) being yanked out of his school-classes by his father Ganapathy (Karuththadaiyaan). Ganapathy has been abandoned by his wife Shanthi — often referred to but never seen. Using Velu as a go-between, he seeks to retrieve his spouse from her mother’s village. But things do not go as expected. The Father and son’s long… Continue reading "Koozhangal movie review"
Story: Rakshana and Shyam Shelvan study in the same school. They compete with each other to see who scores more marks in the board exams. Eventually they both fall in love with each other. Rakshana tells about their love to her grandfather Bharathiraja, who promises to get them married if she focuses on her college studies. He also lays a… Continue reading "Margazhi Thingal movie review"
Story: Vijay runs a coffee shop in Himachal Pradesh, his wife Trisha. The couple and their two children face continuous attacks from Sanjay Dutt and Arjun Sarja’s gang. While Vijay says that he is mistaken for someone else. Sanjay Dutt and gang are convinced that he is one among them. What is Vijay’s true identity, why is Sanjay Dutt and… Continue reading "Leo movie review"
Samara, a thriller by Charles Joseph, is a terrible film that tries to emulate Mission Impossible but fails miserably. The film is set against the backdrop of a possible bio-war, but the writing is so ridiculous that it feels like it was written for a five-year-old. The main character, Antony, played by Rahman, is a laughable snob who is more… Continue reading "Samara Movie Review"
The new generation of filmmakers has an insatiable appetite for crafting suspense-filled thrillers that keep audiences on the edge of their seats. Among these talented storytellers, one individual stands out not only for his filmmaking prowess but also for his acting abilities. This gripping narrative unfolds over the course of a single night, featuring a select ensemble of characters that… Continue reading "YENAKKU ENDE KIDAIYAADHU-Movie Review"
Story: Raththam begins with the murder of the editor of a media house. He is killed by a fanatic for an article he published against his idol. The story then shifts to Kolkata where Vijay Antony is bringing up his daughter as a single father. After sending her off to school, he drowns himself in alcohol because of losing his… Continue reading "Raththam movie review"
In the opening scene of “The Road,” a quarreling couple meets a tragic end at the hands of seasoned criminals on a dark highway. Their deaths are cleverly disguised as a mere traffic accident, setting the stage for a gripping narrative. As the story unfolds, we soon discover that Meera (played by Trisha) and her family are planning a road… Continue reading "“THE ROAD” Movie Review"
The film, as implied by its production banner’s name, brims with untapped potential, a promise that director Yuvaraj Dhayalan delivers on with finesse. In this cinematic endeavor, Dhayalan crafts a narrative centered around three married couples grappling with the shadow of martial discord that looms ominously over their lives. The crux of the story lies in how these couples navigate… Continue reading "IRUGAPATRU-Movie Review"
Story: Muralidharan belongs to a family who migrated from India to Sri Lanka. Since childhood, Murali has been interested in cricket. His father, Muthiah, is a successful entrepreneur and runs a biscuit factory in Kandy. At the age of six, Murali gets his hands on a cricket ball for the first time and, during the same time, a huge intercommunal… Continue reading "800 movie review"