Bun Butter Jam Review: A Mega-Serial Masala Served as a Feature Film
I stepped into Bun Butter Jam with a curiosity shaped by the film’s early chatter – whispers of tangled romances, exaggerated subplots, and a narrative … .
Movie Reviews
Saiyaara Review: A Starless Romance That Outsold Blockbusters, And Actually Delivers
Today, a movie has been released in theaters called Saiyaara. And I’ll be honest – I wasn’t particularly interested in it. No hype, no big … .
Desingu Raja 2 Review: A Comedy Sequel That Forgets to Bring the Comedy
There are films that aim high, films that aim modestly, and then there are films like Desingu Raja 2, which seem unsure of what they … .
Oho Enthan Baby Review: A Familiar Love Story Wrapped in Meta Humour and Missed Potential
There are films that surprise me, films that challenge me, and films that simply choose to sit within a safe, familiar mould. Oho Enthan Baby, … .
Superman Review: A Solid Beginning Undermined by a Chaotic IMAX Screening
DC Studios’ first live-action movie Superman is going to release inside theatres, and what chaos happened with me while watching it, I was literally feeling … .
Phoenix Review: A Fiery Concept Dimmed by Its Own Excess
There are films that promise intensity, and then there are films that mistake loudness for depth. Phoenix, directed by renowned stunt choreographer Anal Arasu in … .
3BHK Review: A Relatable Premise Lost in Its Own Construction
There are films that begin with a promise so grounded and familiar that I can almost sense the emotional trajectory before it unfolds. 3BHK, directed … .
Metro… In Dino Review: A Warm, Reflective Anthology on Love, Loss, and Everyday Emotions
It’s honestly a little hard for me to believe this myself, but Metro… In Dino is the first Anurag Basu film I’ve ever watched in … .
Jurassic World Rebirth Review: A Familiar Resurrection with Roaring Thrills and Recycled Fears
When a franchise like Jurassic World announces a new entry, the global excitement is predictable. Dinosaurs on the big screen have a magical pull, and … .
Love Marriage Review: A Promising Premise Let Down by Flat Execution
Some films arrive with a premise so inherently rich that I expect the screenplay to blossom almost effortlessly. Love Marriage, directed by Shanmuga Priyan, is … .
Maargan Review: A Thriller That Loses Its Own Trail
Some films begin with the promise of a gripping night-time mystery and then slowly drift into territory that feels completely disconnected from the world they … .
Panchayat Season 4 Review: A Confident, Emotional, and Impactful Continuation of a Modern Classic
When Panchayat Season 4 finally dropped, I had only one thought running in my mind: this isn’t just another web series coming back with a … .
Kuberaa Movie Review: A Big-Scale Moral Drama Anchored by Dhanush’s Brilliance
When I walked into the theatre for Kuberaa, I already had a strange mix of eagerness and skepticism in my mind. After all, a film … .
Chennai City Gangsters Review: A Crime Comedy That Promises More Than It Delivers
There are times when a film arrives with the kind of premise that almost guarantees a lively, entertaining ride. Chennai City Gangsters feels like one … .
Sitaare Zameen Par Review: Aamir Khan Shines in a Warm, Humorous, Heartfelt Remake
Aamir Khan’s Sitaare Zameen Par hit theatres today, and the first surprise arrives even before the story begins – Aamir is playing a normal character. … .
Ballerina Review: A Fierce Spin-Off That Dances Between Chaos and Charm
Writing this review is giving me a very specific kind of pain in my eyes – and no, it’s not because I’ve just come back … .
Thug Life Review: A Gripping First Half, a Chaotic Fall, and Kamal Haasan’s Unshakeable Aura
The movie named Thug Life has finally arrived in theatres starring none other than Kamal Haasan, and honestly, the journey of this film for me … .
Karate Kid: Legends Review – A Nostalgia-Heavy Return That Punches Hard but Not Always Right
When I walked into the theatre to watch Karate Kid: Legends, the first thought that crossed my mind was simple: The Karate Kid – you … .
Kesari Veer Review: A Historical Epic That Turns Into a Masterclass in Cinematic Misjudgment
2025 isn’t even halfway done yet, and yet I have already encountered what I can confidently call the worst movie of the year. I walked … .
Ace Review: A Misfire of Ambition Wrapped in Chaotic Storytelling
There are films that surprise you with their craft, and then there are films that surprise you with their choices. Ace, directed by Arumuga Kumar, … .
Bhool Chuk Maaf Review: A Time-Loop Comedy That Survived Scandal, Drama, and a Release Chaos Bigger Than the Film Itself
There are films that arrive quietly, films that arrive with hype, and then films that arrive with so much chaos that the promotions, postponements, lawsuits, … .
DD Next Level Review: A Ghost-Comedy That Promises Wit but Fumbles Its Own Game
Director Prem Anand’s DD Next Level arrives with the weight of expectation, particularly after the surprising success of DD Returns. As someone who closely follows … .
Maaman: A Bold Emotional Premise Undone by Uneven Writing
What struck me first about Maaman was how fearlessly it dives into intimate family emotions, especially the fragile space between longing for a child and … .
Final Destination Bloodlines Review: The Franchise Returns With Brutal Precision and Unshakable Thrills
When a franchise survives over two decades and still manages to draw packed midnight audiences, you know it has left a mark that goes beyond … .
Retro Review: A Visually Ambitious, Emotionally Exhausting Marathon of Style and Repetition
Watching four movies in a single day is either an act of pure cinephile devotion or the kind of madness only a long weekend can … .
Raid 2 Review: Ajay Devgn Returns, Riteish Shines, and the Crowd Raids the Theatres First!
Ajay Devgn’s Raid 2 has finally been released in theaters, and believe me, I didn’t expect the kind of crowd that turned up for it. … .
HIT: The Third Case Review – A Relentless Investigation That Punches Harder Than Expected
After doing so much fuss, I finally managed to watch HIT: The Third Case. And honestly, going into the theatre, I didn’t know anything about … .
Thunderbolts* Review: A Surprisingly Grounded, Emotion-Driven Marvel Entry That Works Better Than Expected
Marvel’s latest film, Thunderbolts*, has finally landed in theatres, and let me start with the truth: the expectations were unbelievably low. Honestly, how many of … .
Tourist Family Review: A Feel-Good Drama That Struggles to Find Its Emotional Core
There are films that instantly anchor us in their emotional landscape, and then there are films like Tourist Family, which present a promising premise but … .
Gangers Review: A Familiar Formula That Misses Its Own Magic
There are films that promise a riot of entertainment simply because of the names attached to them, and Gangers certainly arrived with that kind of … .
