Viruman Trailer Talk: The Karthi Starrer Promises A Rural Action Flick
The Suriya production also marks the acting debut of Aditi Shankar, filmmaker Shankar’s daughter.
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Why Kaali Venkat Looks At Gargi As His Break
“If I had to pick a dream role, it would be on the lines of Sivaji Ganesan sir in Muthal Mariyathai,” says the actor
Here’s Where You Can Stream The 68th National Film Award-Winners
From Suriya’s Soorarai Pottru to Ajay Devgn’s Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior, films across languages went home with the prestigious award in different categories.
Everything That Made News In Entertainment From The South This Week
From trailers and teasers to new film announcements, here’s a quick recap of the week that went by
All The Winners From The 68th National Film Awards
The ceremony for the 68th National Film Awards took place at the National Media Centre in New Delhi, streaming on PIB’s (Press Information Bureau) Facebook page as well as the…
Everything That Made News In Entertainment From The South This Week
From trailers and teasers to new film announcements, here’s a quick recap of the week that went by
Rocketry: The Nambi Effect Is Most Intense When It’s The Most Intimate
Madhavan is better at shooting drama than scale and the film really comes into its own when it’s stripped off the largeness, to give us a tragically ironic story of India and its bone-crunching system
Rocketry: The Nambi Effect Respects Its Idol More Than Its Audience
The flash-forwards in the film may feel quite ornamental, but they do add some necessary energy to an otherwise linear narrative
Madhavan R On The Making Of Rocketry: The Nambi Effect
“Rocketry: The Nambi Effect is a super commercial film because of the cinematic value of Nambi Narayanan’s life, which is untouchable”, says the actor-turned-director
What Vikram’s Success Means For Tamil Cinema
The Vikram experiment has shown Tamil directors and producers that one can make a film rooted very much in the popular culture fabric of Tamil Nadu, and still make big bucks. Not every film has to be in a “pan-Indian” template.
Vikram Is Loaded With Brutal Scenes Of Violence And Expensive Firework
Lokesh Kanagaraj’s screenplay is overloaded with dozens of characters in multiple situations and the rapid editing pace by Philomin Raj does not allow us to even find out whose point of view this film is
Vikram Movie Review: Big Guns, Little Glory In A Derivative Action Film That’s Obsess...
Like how you start talking, only to realise mid-sentence that you no longer remember the point you were making, Vikram needs the crutch of a hundred films from before, and at least a couple from the future, to distract you from the hollowness of the moment that’s actually playing on screen
