Notebook Trailer Talk: Salman Khan Launches Two Newcomers With A Love Story Set In Kashmir
Nitin Kakkar’s film, introducing newcomers Zaheer Iqbal and Pranutan Bahl, will release on March 29
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Super Deluxe Trailer Talk: The Best Tamil Trailer In Recent Times
Thiagarajan Kumararaja’s multi-starrer, with Vijay Sethupathi, Fahadh Faasil, Mysskin and Samantha, releases in theatres on March 29
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Kanne Kalaimaane Movie Review: An Uneventful Film Made Watchable Thanks To The Mature And Modern Romance At Its Core
After a point, the film feels a lot like a social awareness conference, addressing issues as varied at the NEET exam to loan waivers, caste to chemical fertilizers
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LKG Movie Review: RJ Balaji Stars In A Fitfully Amusing Satire On Tamil Nadu Politics And Cinema
Every time you think “so why isn’t this funnier?”, something uproarious lands up — like Justin Bieber’s endorsement of a Tamil protest, or a killer Ramarajan tribute
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Total Dhamaal Movie Review: The Best Part About This Film Is That It Is Not A Sex Comedy
In this diluted adult spin on children’s humour, everyone is a Cartoon Network character, making faces at the camera as if it were a two-year-old infant
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Ahaa Re Movie Review: Unusual Premise, Unimaginative Execution
Despite an interesting premise, Ranjan Ghosh’s new film fails to satisfy the palate
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Siddhant Chaturvedi On Being A Self-Taught Actor, The Best Acting Tip He Got From Ranveer Singh, And More
Before he became MC Sher in Zoya Akhtar’s Gully Boy, the 25-year-old actor spent years preparing himself for his first break by watching movies, travelling and training himself in all sorts of skills
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Kodathi Samaksham Balan Vakeel Movie Review: A Badly Written Thriller That’s Not Half As Clever As It Claims To Be
With Balan Vakeel, Dileep is back to playing the flawless hero figure who can do no wrong. And the film becomes a lifeless bore because of that.
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To Let Movie Review: An Earnest Portrait Of A Family’s Struggle To Find A Rented House
Chezhian manages to put his premise through on his own terms
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Four More Shots Please: When Style Is The Villain
The unrestrained over-dressing, over styling and thus caricaturizing of the four lead girls of the drama, dilutes their screen presence
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FC Flashback: Why You Should Watch Bimal Roy’s Sujata
With its handling of the caste issue, Sujata is still thematically relevant, but also shows one of our most important filmmakers working at full steam
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Kesari Trailer Talk: Akshay Kumar’s Saffron-Clad Army Battles ‘Invaders’
Anurag Singh’s historical war film, based on the Battle of Saragarhi of 1897, releases in theatres on March 21
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