Bell Bottom Movie Review: A Comedy Thriller That Relies On Its Irresistible Charm
For a comedy thriller made with an unconventional lead, the details that have gone into establishing the world of Divakar are amazing
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Karthik Keramalu
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Kalavu Movie Review: A Well-narrated Thriller That Keeps You On Your Toes
It’s a film that maintains its mood throughout the runtime because its makers are not interested in diluting the thriller with detours like a love angle just for the sake of it
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Yatra Movie Review: A Reasonably Watchable Biopic With A Fine Performance At Its Centre
When was the last time a star from Telugu cinema had burdened himself with a movie that didn’t play to the gallery?
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Natasaarvabhowma Movie Review: A Hotchpotch Of Unentertaining Missteps
Most of the actors in this film deserve a more spirited thriller than this
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Mr. Majnu: A Flavourless Rom-com
Akhil is a three-film-old leading man in Telugu cinema, and there’s a long way to go before he can use his winks to up his stardom
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Birbal Movie Review: A Fun Thriller That Holds Your Attention
The first big Kannada release is here and the year has begun on a positive note
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F2: Fun and Frustration Movie Review: A Half-Hearted Comedy About Frustrated Husbands And Boyfriends
The first half of the film is like a notice board for unhappy husbands and boyfriends. Whereas the latter half, which goes downhill, has messages that are framed in the styles of those WhatsApp forwards that one deletes without reading
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Vinaya Vidheya Rama Movie Review: An Instant Headache
Its a film that makes one wish the memory-erasing Lacuna, Inc., from Michel Gondry’s Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, was a real firm
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Fortuner Movie Review: An Okayish Romantic Drama That Merely Manages To Float
Despite the Diganth-starrer’s interesting subject, director Manjunath J Anivaarya takes tedious steps to build his characters
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Nathicharami Movie Review: What Single Women Want
Patriarchy hasn’t been questioned much in Kannada cinema. That’s perhaps why Mansore’s film feels like a fresh breath of air
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The 5 Best And The 5 Worst Telugu Films Of 2018
Did the industry miss a movie like Bahubali? Was 2018 a year of romances? Why is Ram Gopal Varma still making films? It’s a year that raised more questions than answers
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K.G.F: Chapter 1 Movie Review: Prashanth Neel’s Epic Falls Short Of Greatness By A Mile
One wishes Rocky, Yash’s character in the film, were given fewer dialogues. Whenever he opens his mouth, it’s always a lengthy sermon about his own valour
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