F3: Fun and Frustration Is More Problematic Than Funny
It’s hard to laugh at characters who are wrong and do more wrong things without having our sympathy completely with them
Telugu Review
BFF, On Aha Video, Confuses Light And Funny For Lack Of Conflict
Instead of being an insight into the lives of these women who struggle to navigate their world, BFF constantly goes in the direction of 2 Broke Girls and The Odd Couple tropes that never make us feel the depth
Shekar Movie Review: An Earnest Remake That Needed Some More Bravery
Shekar runs out of freshness and sticks to not just the beats but even some of the shots and frames from the original
Sarkaru Vaari Paata Review: Old Wine, But Luckily Old Mahesh Babu
Sarkaru Vaari Paata is creatively dull but it’s so refreshing to see Mahesh Babu finally let himself loose and not be too serious
Acharya Movie Review: A Bland Fantasy Of Naxalism Saving Hinduism
The heading is confusing. Can the saffron of Hinduism align itself with the red of Marxism? Koratala Siva thinks so.
Ghani Is A Collection Of Clichés And Generic Ideas
The only knockout punch in the film was the one the audience received while watching the film
Mishan Impossible's Good Ideas And Writing Needed Cleverer Directing
Swaroop RSJ, the director, seems to struggle with the comedic mind of Swaroop RSJ, the writer
RRR Is A Celebration Of Outrageous Ideas That Mostly Works
You never walk out of the theatre feeling like you’ve been shortchanged for the cash you paid. The questions that linger are more in the zone of what could have been an epic story is now reduced to an epic theatrical experience.
Radhe Shyam: A Tale of Epic Expositions
In Radhe Shyam, Prabhas looks tired, his eyes are droopy, simple dialogues seem laborious, and he just isn’t funny as much as cringey.
Radhe Shyam Review: The Lazy Writing Undermines The Grandiose Visuals
There is a fine line that separates swooning romance from unintentional comedy. Radhe Shyam is a masterclass in what happens when you cross it
AMJ Sets For Itself A Low Bar, Which It Clears Easily
In AMJ, the director depends on actors like Urvashi and Vennela Kishore to mouth silly dialogues to help audience power through
Rana Daggubati steals the film from underneath its leading man
It is when Bheemla Nayak is at loggerheads with Daniel Shekar (Rana) that you see glimpses of the actor that Pawan Kalyan once was
