TamilYogi 
Sathi Leelavathi TamilYogi Review: The movie’s scenes of husband-wife quarrels had a lot of things to say about Sathi Leelavathi before it even got to its emotional moments: the bursts
Ankam Attahasam TamilYogi Review: Director Sujith S. Nair presents Ankam Attahasam as a blood-stained, gangster type film with a lot of dark frames, local jargon, old-time resentments in bruised men
Dridam TamilYogi Review: All I can see was little children running around and laughing in my theatre, right before Dridam took its last breath, and even after the credits rolled.
KD: The Devil TamilYogi Review: The flicker of dimly-lit streets, old cars floating along smoky windows, heavy thud of boots stepping over gravel establish the mood even before the story
Commando Vin Love Story TamilYogi Review: When you see a movie that mixes national pride and romance, it’s going to either be a stirring accomplishment or a complete mess. Such
Thimmarajupalli TV TamilYogi Review: I must be honest, I was hardly expecting anything of Thimmarajupalli TV, perhaps just another dull country drama on nostalgia. Rather I went away admiring its
Pallichattambi TamiYogi Review: The weathered, time-honoured textures of a 50s village, the battered costumes, the awkward looks shared by neighbours, all in Pallichattambi is painstakingly put together. It leaves a
Dacoit TamilYogi Review: The base of a love story of a woman sending her lover to jail is a delightfully sadistic premise and Dacoit knows its strength. The pulse of
Derby TamilYogi Review: When a man in a helicopter goes flying down as Mahabali in an Onam celebration, he must feel magnificent, or at least humorous. Rather, it comes as
