Boomika, On Netflix, Is Completely Bonkers
Rathindran R. Prasad commits to the oddity of the film with great zeal
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Boomika Is Beautifully Mounted But Hampered By The Writing
Sometimes, the very first shot can give you a good feeling about the staging. Here, it’s just an empty street and a swaying door — and you get that feeling.
Boomika Is An Eco-Horror That Works Better On A Concept Level
We never engage with the film’s main characters or their real-world situations. They feel like they are tools representing a large message but they seldom feel like real people.
Boomika Trailer: Aishwarya Rajesh’s Film Looks Like An Eco-Thriller
The film will get a direct Netflix release on August 23. It also stars Vidhu and Paval Navageetham.
Thittam Irandu Is A Generic Thriller With An Original Premise
The only thing I liked about the film is its premise that’s linked to gender and it’s truly original.
Thittam Irandu (Plan B) Is A Messy, Garbled Mix Of Genres And Ideas
Given the ideas it chose to deal with, the film could just have taken a far more direct approach to tackle what it wanted to.
Kaakkaa Muttai Tackles Consumerism and Class Divide with Biting Satire
Kaakaa Muttai follows the themes of class-divide and the perils of consumerism, with just the right amount of irony, without coming off as preachy
Aishwarya Rajesh As Ariyanachi Gives Us A Leading Lady To Remember In Ka Pae Ranasingam
P Virumaandi and Aishwarya Rajesh, take a bow. Ariyanachi is a rockstar.
Nerkonda Paarvai, Ka Pae Ranasingam, House Owner...Tamil Films On ZEE5
From true stories and rom-coms to dark humour and even presumed space travel, here is a line of 16 Tamil films on ZEE5. Check out your mid-week and weekend watchlist.
Nine Directors (Including Arvind Swami) In Mani Ratnam’s ‘Navarasa'
The proceeds will go towards the well-being of film workers in Tamil cinema impacted by the pandemic
Waterworld: The Political Undercurrents That Flow In Ka Pae Ranasingam
In many ways, the movie is similar to Raju Murugan’s Joker, which was anchored by the performance of Guru Somasundaram, playing a lone husband fighting an apathetic system, writes reader Karthik Amarnath.
Finding The ‘Act’ In ‘Actor/Actress’: In Praise of Character Artists
There is no doubt: heroes/heroines are cool, but sometimes, as the audience, we put them into a confined box with fixed labels that it becomes hard for them to break out of
