Breezy Romance, Suspicious deaths, Supernatural interactions, Delusional inferences, Greedy humans and a chaotic canvas to unravel the suspense - ‘Ra’ is the perfect concoction of them all and yet you will be kept busy playing the guessing game!
‘Kappal’ is a swanky ride on top of waves of rib-tickling humour that hits dangerous ice bergs due to some mediocre navigation- though precariously placed, it manages to hold its stature and avoids catastrophe in time to produce an eventful experience!
In Kayal, the vacillating screenplay adds to the pointless story in testing your patience. From Mynaa to Khumki to Kayal, it has been one mighty fall for Prabhu Solomon & one hopes that he can think of other genres to make films on, as he seems to have lost steam with his beloved theme of ‘Unconditional Love’.
Meaghamann is a watchable action-thriller featuring some captivating stunts & decent plot twists but it could have been much better had more concentration been given to making the film a tad more taut & engaging.
“Grass is always greener on the other side” would befit this grim tale like a sock to foot; iced with right amount of happiness and balanced by a sumptuous share of debauchery & slavery.
Pisaasu is neither the typical horror film that gives you some cheap thrills nor is it a classic horror film that gives your spine a few chills, but it is a heart-warming, emotional take on Ghosts that takes its time & packs a punch with its masterful writing that unravels to a wonderful finish.
Nerungi Vaa Muthamidathe, despite the minor chinks in its armour, comes out as a movie made with enthusiasm from a director who has tried to bring in some hard hitting truth and a blend of myriad mini plots strung together that manages to keep the audience gripped and guessing.
Albeit the presence of Rajni’s charisma and a strong storyline, a director of K.S.Ravikumar’s standards is let down by some poor quality scenes and an atrocious climax sequence. This sure isn’t one of Rajni’s best but by all means one can safely bet on the 'Rajinikanth’ factor to carry it to Box-office success!
Appuchi Graamam is just like any other ordinary village that you will see – but an extraordinary situation, forces it to change on its head and its story when captured in a good mix of an interesting master plot, decent performances and an impressively short run time, makes for a brilliant on-screen presentation! This is one village you won’t regret visiting!!
The specialty of the film is – The villain in the film is not without his nobility & the hero here is not without his faults! In bringing out memorable showings from his cast & technical crew & making Kaaviya Thalaivan a stand-out film in their resumes, Vasantha Balan elevates his own level.
