Rann does not have an offbeat story, it is a very simple one but you come out pleased because it has a very positive ending..that stands for truth, confidence, and shows that integrity triumphs ultimately. Vijay Harshvardhan Malik, the owner of India 24×7 channel never looks vulnerable in the face of declining TRPs and leads [...]
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Movie Review – Adhurs
Adhurs has NTR playing timid guy and the other twin brother is a violent man on a bike with a gun and a girl friend. The first thing on your mind when you watch the movie is to wait for the hero to dance, to find out whether all his bones are perfect, in sync [...]
Movie Review – Kurradu
This is a remake of Tamil film Polladhavan, and it’s not necessary that what works for the Tamil audience could work here as well. Even at the end of the film one’s left wondering as to what made the filmmaker name the movie Kurradu. The Kurralloy Kurrallu is not even half as exciting. The movie [...]
Film Review: Aa Intlo
Chinna and Asha Saini, rechristened Mayuri move into a new house with their two kids. Chinna is an atheist but is shown as a man who is concerned about the tulasi plant drying up countless times in the portico. He is puzzled and curious about the weeping sounds in the house, his wife falling sick, [...]
Film Review: Kalavaramaye Madilo
Shreya (Swati) lives with her mother Rajeshwari and is made to believe that her father is dead, she grows up as an independent girl. Her only ambition in life is to audition for AR Rehman. Her mother has an aversion for singing, so she takes up a part time job of a singer at a [...]
Film Review: Vengamamba
Tarigonda Vengamamba is a saint, poetess and an ardent devotee of Lord Venkateswara. She was created on the insistence of the Lord’s consort who wanted a female devotee to instill bhakti in the hearts of the people who were turning corrupt and selfish. Thus Vengamamba was born to the Kannala family and right from her [...]
Film Review: Vyapaari
Vyapaari is a masala film aimed at the lower sections of movie goers, one shouldn’t watch the film expecting some logic or explanation on repercussions of human cloning. The film has been publicized as the first film on cloning in India and the director treats the subject as a child’s play lending neither entertainment or [...]
Film Review: Gopi Gopika Godavari
Venu is always seen as smiling, flashing his teeth, sunny, happy in all his films. Here he not only looks dull, his work listless, and the downcast mood pervades throughout the film. Despite everything, G3 gives you a feeling that something is amiss. Gopi (Venu) works for an orchestra group and Gopika is a doctor [...]
Film Review: Oye
Telugu cinema can thrive even without original themes if treated by clever filmmakers but films such as this will not only make you feel the pinch on the pocket but will remind one to put time to perfect use. Oye is a pastiche of scenes from many different telugu films and also the structure of [...]
Film Review: Ningi Nela Naadhe
Ningi Nela Naadhe is a must watch. Few movie going experiences will offer as cathartic and extraordinary a journey as one finds in the dubbed version of the Chinese film “Invisible Wings”. It is a true story of Lei Qingyao who as Zhi Hua plays her real life role on reel, a teenage girl who [...]