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BR Review: Darbuka Siva’s ‘Mudhal Nee Mudivum Nee’, On ZEE5, Is A Pleasant But Predictable School-time Drama

Sujith Sarang’s cinematography and Darbuka Siva's score sometimes give us more depth and texture than the screenplay itself does

4 days ago

This Darbuka Siva film is proof that there is a limit to nostalgic value too.

7 days ago

With Loners, I think Halitha Shameem breaks through to the next level and I think this film signifies the arrival…

2 weeks ago

Given the nature of emotions it explores, Putham Pudhu Kaalai Vidhyaadhaa is easy to relate to. But, it offers no…

2 weeks ago

A premise so flimsy, writing so unimaginative, filmmaking so tiresome, Naai Sekar is dog poop on the screen.

2 weeks ago

The plot repurposes the basic idea of ‘Parent Trap’ with the main difference being one twin’s lack of cooperation

3 weeks ago

Kadaseela Biriyani is a straight-up revenge saga but Nishanth peppers it with wicked twists, deliciously dark humour and despite the…

3 weeks ago

Franklin Jacob's docudrama treatment makes the narrative look very real and delivers a promising debut.

4 weeks ago

Though the film stays at an arm's length, we watch it with admiration and it echoes a real cinematic voice.

1 month ago

The film can’t decide if it wants to be an investigative thriller or an emotional drama — it makes a…

1 month ago

The film talks of police excess, a remorseless and impersonal system that punches down on the powerless.

1 month ago

The film repurposes a standard issue revenge plot, involving three brothers who come together to avenge their father’s murder. However,…

1 month ago