Anantham, on ZEE5,Narrates Stories Of Joy And Poignancy
The eight-episode series, directed by Priya V, speaks about the loves and lives of those who live in a house built in 1951.
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Trailer Talk: Anantham, a Zee5 Original, releases on April 22
It stars Prakash Raj and Sampath Raj in lead roles and is set to release on April 22
Iruvar Is So Much More Than A Political Movie
As a political drama, this movie stands apart because of the way art is portrayed in the movie
Paava Kadhaigal On Netflix Explores The Paradox Of Sin
Notwithstanding a few hiccups, it largely manages to justify its cause of social activism and deals beautifully with highly sensitive themes
Every Episode Of Navarasa, Ranked
From ‘Payasam’ and ‘Peace’ to ‘Guitar Kambi Mele Nindru’, here’s a ranking of all episodes of Navarasa, from the well-made to the banal.
Navarasa Has Great Craft And Terrific Performances But Feels Generic
The best film of the anthology is Roudhram, directed by Arvind Swami. In every possible sense, it blew my mind.
My Favourite Telugu Film, Bommarillu: A Feel-Good Analysis of Family Dynamics
Bommarillu is one of Telugu cinema’s finest examples of the commercial movie done right
Navarasa Trailer Talk: Introduces An Impressive Cast With Style
Produced and presented by Mani Ratnam and Jayendra Panchapakesan, Navarasa features 9 short films with the proceeds set to go toward the well-being of film workers affected by the pandemic. The anthology releases on Netflix on August 6.
Singham: The Beginning Of The Cop Franchise
While there have been multiple cop films that have tried to cash in on the success of Singham (including a mediocre sequel) none of them have quite been able to match the charisma of this one
Paava Kadhaigal: ‘Sin’ister Stories Of Caste And Honour
Who is the sinner here? The splash of red that fills a woman’s life or the black-and-white background that refuses to see?
6 Years Of O Kadhal Kanmani, Mani Ratnam’s Most Creative, Lightweight Outing
O Kadhal Kanmani is a soulful, vibrant movie that will make you revel in heady romances without making you feel terribly single
Yuvarathnaa: A Star Vehicle That Keeps The Action Alive Till The End
Strangely, Yuvarathnaa has a connection to the Tamil movie Master, which was released a few months ago. The stars in both these movies go out of their comfort zones to talk about the importance of education.
