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An interesting mix of Romance and Suspense which is accentuated by the infusion of the creativity from a young cast and crew, makes ‘RangiTaranga’ that refreshingly taut and unnervingly mystic movie experience – a genuinely bold and suspenseful thriller that is bound to give you the chills!
Vishnuvardhan takes the interesting premise on offer involving a bit of fate and role-reversal, spices it up with a brilliant build-up leading to a teasing Interval. What follows as a long detour is where he misses the target, screws up the fun a bit and makes the film end rather clumsily
A fair share of thrills and a bigger share of spills prevent the movie from pressing forward for victory, and is left to keep mending the holes created by some inexplicable writing and poor conceptualization of the story - which makes 'Thakka Thakka' a noticeably depleted attack!
Thani Oruvan is one of those rare Good vs Evil films that manages to toe the line between Commercial and Masala exceedingly well. Even if the taut script and the impactful dialogues do not impress you, it is guaranteed that Aravind Swamy’s superlative performance will bowl you over!
Spy does complete justice to the action comedy genre of film-making with the main actors contributing immensely to its cause. Armed with a crafty screenplay filled with suspense and action, its dialogues and comic moments make it a feel good entertainer.
‘Q’ is the honest attempt of a debutant filmmaker to bring to film, the monotony & humanity in the lives of people on the wrong side of the law, but its pacing and low production value bring down the engagement quotient a great deal.
Vasuvum Saravananum Onna Padichavanga is no better than any other commercially oriented comedy entertainers that Rajesh has made so far, only that the artificial dialogues, unenjoyable songs, an aversive plot and a ridiculous climax makes sure that the pretty good humour featured in the movie can only dilute the toxic experience!
Vaalu doesn’t have much to complain about because it doesn’t have much to write home about. The intentions seem to be to provide mindless fun but in the process, it lacks any story to be told and ends up being a film not to be bothered about – much like the vestigial tail some reptiles have.
Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation has towed the inimitable path laid out by the franchise. But where the previous movies failed, it has scored well to resurrect the franchise by some crisp storytelling and throbbing action.
A picturesque narration of Iyob's life & his heirs courtesy, the stunning visuals. Set in Pre-independent epoch, there are multiple subplots supporting the main knot and it is a feast to see them culminate at the climax without any loopholes.
