Telugu Review
Review Of Uma Maheswara Ugra Roopasya On Netflix, Starring Satyadev
When filmmakers move from a micro-budget indie like C/o Kancharapalem to something more high-profile, they sometimes lose themselves in trying to gain a bigger audience. That doesn’t happen with director Venkatesh Maha.
Movie Review Of Ram Gopal Varma’s Power Star
RGV is a great entertainer. He’s said that he loves to irritate people and get on their nerves. By that measure, this film should be considered a huge success, writes Avinash Prakash.
47 Days Review: An Unbearably Loopy Crime-Thriller
Starring Satyadev Kancharana as the grief-stricken ACP, this Telugu thriller streaming on Zee5, unveils itself with alarming stupidity
Bhanumathi Ramakrishna Movie Review: A Partly Enjoyable Rom-Com
The Naveen Chandra-Salony Luthra starrer will premiere on Aha on July 3.
Review Of Krishna and His Leela, On Netflix
What’s interesting in these “new-gen” movies — especially in the context of Telugu cinema — is how interestingly, how consistently the women are written.
Revisiting Savaari On Aha: An Overlong Man-Horse Bromance
When Raju is made to choose between Badshah and Bhaagi, you really buy it when it’s always about the horse for him.
Run Review: Few Things Are This Odd, Fewer This Bad
This Telugu movie, from Aha, Allu Aravind’s streaming platform, is what happens when you try to camouflage bad ideas with style
Madha Movie Review: Srividya Basawa Makes An Assured Debut As Director
Madha is not a perfect film. But it gets more things right than wrong, making it easier to overlook the flaws.
Palasa 1978 Movie Review: Karuna Kumar’s Film Has Everything Needed To Be Great, But ...
This is a film that talks about caste-based oppression and its many complexities organically, without hiding behind happy endings and generic philosophies.
HIT Movie Review: A Thriller Starring Vishwak Sen Where You Don’t See The Twists Coming
The well-written action thriller has enough meat in the writing to keep you invested in the lives of its characters
Bheeshma Movie Review: A Watchable Entertainer Starring Nithiin That Gives You Some Laughs
When movies are being written, dialogues are usually the last part of the puzzle. However, director Venky Kudumula seems to have come up with all the funny lines and scenes first.
World Famous Lover Movie Review: The Cast Shines But That Does Little To Salvage This B...
The first half of the film is highly promising, and the transitions from story to story happen organically.
