Thirimali, On Manorama Max, Leaves Behind A Promising Premise Frostbitten In The Himalayas
Thirimali is another one of those movies that struggle to maintain the energy of its earlier portions the moment it…
3 months ago
Malayalam Review
Archana 31 Not Out Review: Moments Of Sparkling Filmmaking In An Otherwise Bloated Comedy
With the film's devotion for all things quirky which borders on obsession, we’re missing out on a lovely lead character
3 months ago
21 Grams Movie Review: A Clunky Investigative Thriller Redeemed Partly By A Killer Climax
With first-draft like scenes and lines, 21 Grams needed to protect its twist with much better writing and performances
3 months ago
SonyLIV’s Salute Is A Middling Procedural Drama That Fails To Do Justice To Its Premise
One part of the film remains interesting because it’s about a faceless, nameless criminal who needs to be found. Yet…
4 months ago
Oruthee Movie Review: A Mostly Engaging Underdog Drama Elevated By Its Lead Actors
Oruthee repurposes the biggest action movie cliche to set up a David versus Goliath battle where the pursuit isn’t merely…
4 months ago
Pada Movie Review: A Tense Political Thriller With The Temperament Of A Heist Film
With the deftness in treatment and a set of great performances in totality, Pada tells the story of a movement…
4 months ago
Naradan Movie Review: An Odd, Confused Drama That Abandons The Newsroom For The Courtroom
From the daily grind and the nights spent forgetting the days at the Press Club bar, to the pathetic day-to-day…
4 months ago
Bheeshma Parvam Movie Review: A Flat But Gorgeous Offspring Of The Mahabharata And The Godfather
Although there are many aspects which contribute generously to make Bheeshma Parvam look like a stunner, it’s Bheeshma’s myth that…
4 months ago
Veyil Is A Messy, But Moving Drama On Brothers/Brotherhood
The film’s dream-quality makes Veyil both a difficult and a special film to experience
4 months ago
Aaraattu Movie Review: A Broken Mixed-Tape Of Mohanlal’s Greatest Hits
There’s nothing novel about ‘Aaraattu’ expect for the self-referential comedy and Mohanlal’s unhinged performance
5 months ago
Freedom Fight Movie Review: Finally, A Consistently Engaging Anthology Where The Sum Is As Good As Its Parts
These individual stories reflect generations of societal conditioning dealing with injustices like sexism, inequality, neglect and casteism, albeit with varying…
5 months ago
Super Sharanya Movie Review: Super Pleasant, Immensely Watchable, Also A Tad Pointless
‘Super Sharanya’ falls in that sweet spot where the female characters are neither accessories to support men nor are their…
5 months ago