Tamil Movie Reviews

Double Occupancy Review: Aswin Kandasamy, who directed his first film, Double Occupancy, is up for something refreshing, but manages to keep his biggest cards just a little bit concealed, and

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

“We’ve killed three people. What shall we do with them? What with the other two still alive, “What do we do with these?” The type of darkly ridiculous line that

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,

Karuppu TamilYogi Movie Review: As soon as Suriya steps into the theatre, the whole environment inside the theatre changes. The rest of the way, the movie’s energy is wasted in

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

Kara TamilYogi Review: Bank heist movies typically promise a tight-knifed tension, smart plotting, and that every action counts. Kara however follows a more bumpy route. It seizes you in glimpses,

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

Mr. X TamilYogi Review: Directed by Manu Anand, the movie opens with a rather interesting premise, and the trailer has made a first impression on me. When I sat down

Manithan Deivamagalam TamilYogi Review: One of such titles that do not fade away is Manithan Deivamagalam, not only because it sounds like a proverb, but the sound of an old

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

Kaalidas 2 TamilYogi Review: Scene of a policeman being distracted by Vaalee on a theatre screen as a murderer is escaping behind the back of the policeman speaks volumes about