Avane Srimannarayana Movie Review: A Mediocre Film That’s Only Interested In Fleshing...
The film starts off as a Spaghetti Western and ends on a sober, toothless note.
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Karthik Keramalu
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Top 5 Kannada Films Of 2019
Bell Bottom, Kavaludaari, Mookajjiya Kanasugalu, Katha Sangama and Gantumoote: Five films that represented the best of Kannada cinema in 2019
Venky Mama Movie Review: It’s A Victory For Venkatesh; For Others, Not Much
Like in the Hindi superhit War, the chemistry between the romantic leads is absolutely zero, and the focus is entirely on the men.
My Mother’s Love For Rajinikanth, And Her Treasured Photo Book
58-year-old Selvi’s precious 40-year-old notebook holds Rajinikanth’s photographs from his early films
Katha Sangama Movie Review: Envisioned By Rishab Shetty, This Is A Collection Of Tales ...
The anthology stops you in your tracks and makes you look around at the little things that matter.
George Reddy Movie Review: A Biopic Where The Leading Man Isn’t The Real Hero
George Reddy is an essay that talks about all the things that are wrong with the Indian public universities.
Meeku Maathrame Cheptha Movie Review: A Funny Portrait Of A Liar
Meeku Maathrame Cheptha borrows the flavour of films such as Pelli Choopulu and Ee Nagaraniki Emaindi and tosses it into a much smaller indie mixer.
Bhinna Movie Review: A Psychological Horror Drama That Tests New Waters In Kannada Cinema
With a tagline that reads, “The broken are different,” Bhinna is indeed different.
100% Kaadhal Movie Review: Disappointing In More Ways Than One
The film is a mathematical equation you wish you hadn’t stumbled upon.
Pailwaan Movie Review: A Sports Drama With A Lot Of Noise, Less Excitement
Sudeep as a wrestler looks great; the movie… not so much!
Sivappu Manjal Pachai Review: A Melodramatic Thriller That Gets Its Politics Right
The brother-sister duo of Murali (Vaibhav) and Sudarvizhi (Indhuja) from Meyaadha Maan, and the apples of Sivappu Manjal Pachai’s eye Madhan (GV Prakash) and Raji (Lijomol) look, speak, and even behave in a similar manner. They’re probably cut from the same cloth.
Sixer Movie Review: A Tiring Rom-Com That’ll Leave You With A Tear On Your Cheek
The “mokkai” in Sixer is too uncooked to be enjoyed and you can’t blame Sathish, or Vaibhav, for this, as the director is equally (actually, more) responsible for the mishap
