Kannada
D/O Parvathamma Movie Review: Haripriya Is Great But The Film Needed A Tighter Fight Between The Crime And The Revelation
This is neither a laugh-a-minute, race-against-the-clock like Bell Bottom (of which Haripriya is a part), nor is this set in a noirish world like Kavaludaari
99 Movie Review: A Copy-Paste Remake That Fizzles Out Due To Shoddy Performances
For an actor who gained popularity by playing various versions of Devdas (portions of Gaalipata and Mugulu Nage, too), this could have been child’s play if Gubbi had allowed Ganesh to channelize his own energy instead of making him ape Vijay Sethupathi
Premier Padmini Movie Review: A Moving Dramedy About Withering Relationships
Ten years from now, if somebody makes a listicle on fragmented relationships, this movie will rank in the top-ten.
Padde Huli Movie Review: Not For The Masses Or The Classes
Padde Huli’s male lead is introduced as “Young Tiger Shreyas”. Please, laugh, for this is the only joke in the movie that works!
Kavaludaari Movie Review: A Great Cocktail Of Noir And Deception
Hemanth M. Rao’s sophomore film, after the awards-favorite Godhi Banna Sadharana Mykattu, Kavaludaari, might also bag a few cinema-statuettes for its sheer goodness.
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Yajamana Movie Review: A Dry Film With Occasional Highs
There are many writing flaws in Yajamana and they can’t be overlooked even in a genre that asks you to set aside logic
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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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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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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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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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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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