Habeebi: The Most Honest Tamil Drama You’ll Watch This Year?
Conversations in Habeebi are so naturally captured in the language and customs, that even the most mundane interactions feel organic to the movie. This attention to detail is a fitting
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Mollywood Times: A Fascinating Hate Letter to Cinema That Tests Your Patience
Mollywood Times Review: The filmmaker who wowed the viewers with Mukundan Unni Associates is back with Mollywood Times, a movie that stars Naslen K. Gafoor in the most raw and
Parimala and Co: Jayaram’s Thriller Collapses Under Its Own Confusion
While a running gag in a murder investigation, the investigating officer indulging himself in bonda, bajji and even pani puri during the critical moments of the investigation may sound harmless
Kattalan: Antony Varghese Roars in a Brutal Crime Saga With a Jaw-Dropping Boat Fight
Although the whole thing was cleverly cut together to look as though one single shot, that ambitious boat fight is the best indicator of what Kattalan is like. It’s technically
Sattendru Maarudhu Vaanilai: A Brilliant Thriller Idea Lost in Amateur Execution
Sattendru Maarudhu Vaanilai Review: I feel bad when movies have semi-elegant ideas and fail to generate the slightest discussion from viewers. While Karuppu was released with a bang last weekend,
Exam: Dushara Vijayan Shines in This Uneven Education Scam Thriller
Exam Review: I watched Exam with my curiosity and had imagined it to be a grounded investigative thriller, around one of the most sensitive issues being faced by the students
29: Rathna Kumar’s Emotional Romance Is Beautifully Messy
29 TamilYogi Review: Rathna Kumar is always been captivated by whirling messes of emotions and 29 takes it up a notch with a surprising level of sincerity. The movie takes
Jetlee: Satya Shines in a Comedy That Loses Steam
Jetlee TamilYogi Review: There is a disaster of the mid-air, and, rather than panicking, the passengers break into a devotional song. One moment is all you know about Jetlee. Under
Patriot: A Gripping First Half Derailed by Star Power and Safe Choices
Patriot TamilYogi Review: At one point in the beginning, a minister just says that he has a report to file before he undergoes a minor surgery. It appears like an
Gaayapadda Simham: Tarun Bhaskar Anchors a Wild Yet Entertaining Ride
Gaayapadda Simham TamilYogi Review: That wink at Salaar, which is unmistakably directed at the Prabhas fans, falls like a flash in a crowded theatre. It beautifully encapsulates what Gaayapadda Simham
Apex Review: It Starts With Pure Terror, Then Quietly Falls Apart
Apex TamilYogi Review: Tommy is swinging of a rope that is fraying below him, his boots scratching ice as the force of gravity is rising up. One picture is enough
Madhuvidhu: Slow Start, Strong Finish Makes This Family Drama Worth the Wait
Madhuvidhu TamilYogi Review: Directed by Vishnu Aravind and anchored by the light and carefree presence of Sharaf U Dheen, Madhuvidhu is heavy on its characters, performances, and a soundtrack that
The Mummy: A Chilling Setup, A Brutal Finale, But a Frustratingly Uneven Horror Ride
The Mummy TamilYogi Review: At one point the house becomes unnaturally quiet interrupted by some unnatural sound that is creeping along the walls. It is an ideal representation of Lee
Bharathanatyam 2 Mohiniyattam Review: Strong Chemistry, Predictable Thrills
Bharathanatyam 2 Mohiniyattam TamilYogi Review: Something resonated when the warning about the harmfulness of smoking to health rang in the voice of Kalaranjini. This movie was not keen on doing
TN 2026: When Stardom Meets Politics and Falls Apart
TN 2026 TamilYogi Review: The opening of TN 2026 by Umapathy S. Ramaiah makes a genuinely provocative premise, which briefly hints at brash political satire of stardom. Thambi Ramaiah provides
Project Hail Mary Review: Ryan Gosling’s Emotional Sci-Fi Surprise You Didn’t See Coming
Project Hail Mary TamilYogi Review: Directed with good fun but accuracy by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, Project Hail Mary is dropped on the shoulders of Ryan Gosling whose performance
Neelira: A Wedding Turns Into a War Zone You Can’t Escape
Neelira TamilYogi Review: What is the initial thing you associate with a wedding house? – usually filled with turmeric-streaked laughter, ringing bangles and mad blessings – is the aching heart-beat
Muthu Engira Kaattaan: A Gripping Mystery That Slowly Falls Apart
Muthu Engira Kaattaan TamilYogi Review: Directors M. Manikandan and B. Ajithkumar start with a very audacious premise of making Vijay Sethupathi the center of a mystery that is both disturbing
