REVIEW (MALAYALAM)

Moz And Cat: Wasted effort

Fazil gives us Moz And Cat, a film that entertains us in the first half and confuses and leaves the audience exhausted in the second half.

REVIEW (MALAYALAM)

Samasthakeralam:Avoidable fare

Samasthakeralam P.O., it’s said in the beginning, is a story that connects with the whole of Kerala.

REVIEW (MALAYALAM)

IG: Action-packed

IG is a typical Suresh Gopi film, with exactly all those ingredients that you’d expect in a Suresh Gopi brand of thriller.

REVIEW (MALAYALAM)

Banaras: Barely spectacular

Banaras, as the name suggests, is set mainly against the holy city of Banaras and tells the story of a young man named Hari, who travels there from Kerala with a purpose.

REVIEW (MALAYALAM)

2 Harihar Nagar: Laughathon

In Harihar Nagar, the laugh-riot that was released in 1990, finds a sequel in 2 Harihar Nagar, a film that is definitely worth a watch.

REVIEW (KANNADA)

Jaaji Mallige: Not worth it

A remake of the Tamil Devathaye Kandein, Jaaji Mallige tells the story of Ramu, who goes about selling tea on his bicycle.

REVIEW (TAMIL)

Ayan: For action buffs

Cinematographer-director K.V. Anand, who had earlier given us Kana Kandein, now teams up with Suriya to give us a total action flick in Ayan.

REVIEW (MALAYALAM)

Sagar Alias Jacky Reloaded

Amal Neerad, who has worked in Bollywood as a cinematographer under Ram Gopal Varma now impresses us and exhausts us with Sagar Alias Jacky Reloaded.

REVIEW (TAMIL)

Kanjeevaram: Weaving a delicate story

Priyadarshan, known mostly for his commercial films (in Malayalam, Hindi and Tamil), now comes up with a film that is different in treatment and presentation.

REVIEW (MALAYALAM)

Perumal: Utterly insufferable

The story begins from where a young Christian spice-seller and an heiress to a royal Hindu family elope, overcoming the opposition from the girl’s father.

REVIEW (MALAYALAM)

Pakal Nakshatrangal: Pakal Nakshatrangal

Pakal Nakshatrangal comes from Rajeevnath, the maker of acclaimed films like Janani, Aham and Moksham...

REVIEW (MALAYALAM)

Venalmaram: No relief!

A deaf-and-dumb guy, Vinayakan brought up by the lottery-ticket seller Shankarankutty and Ammu, the niece of Shankarankutty, naturally fall in love as they grow up...