Naan Than Bala (Tamil, 2014)
Cinema that preaches is a trend of the past and this movie doesn’t engage the audience enough to be able to overcome these odds and ends up to be a plain boring affair
Lee Daniels’ The Butler (English, 2013)
The film is definitely worth a watch for the fresh point of view from which decisions made at the White House are discerned. Where it lacks a bit is the depth to which it goes into each of those events.
Mundasupatti (Tamil, 2014)
The leisurely-paced Mundasupatti, aided by an able technical crew, excellent one-liners and splendid acting is a well-made feel-good film.
Manam (Telugu, 2014)
‘Manam’ carves out a unique genre for itself and such movies are a rare commodity these days. This movie is sure to be on everyone’s must-watch list.
Un Samayal Arayil (Tamil, 2014)
A good clean movie with deep emotional connects between the lead characters and enjoyable humor, but meanders towards the end which makes for an okay watch!
Wake in Fright (English, 1971)
Wake in Fright, is an authentic yet shocking and disturbing tale set in the outback country of Australia, which is rightly ranked by many as one of the earliest classics to have come out of Australian cinema.
Celebrating the Raja and Ratnam of Tamil Cinema
Often have we seen people who follow the footsteps of others; others who they look up to; who are their role-models. As time progresses, those people take to supporting their idols very religiously, thereby putting their weight on them even during adversities, thereby offering a simple show of support. How does one manage to win such confidence from the masses, let alone become a role model of them? They tell and we listen without batting the eyelid; they preach and we practice; last of all, they train and people who train under them become gems of their respective fields.
Poovarasam Pee Pee (Tamil, 2014)
Kids can behave with more maturity than what their age recommends. This is brought out in a refreshing suspense thriller featuring young adolescent boys who assume social responsibility and strive to use their intelligence in order to put up a fight with all odds are stacked against them!
CityLights (Hindi, 2014)
CityLights delves on the darker side that portrays apathy, complacency and a life in the midst of hucksters. Based on a good story and backed by strong performances by the lead cast, the movie kicks up intrigue and unpredictability which overshadows the lengthy run time.
A Perfect Murder (English, 1998)
One of the best remakes of all time! Even though the screenplay is changed from the original to a considerable extent, 'A Perfect Murder' still has enough tense moments in it to make the experience gripping.