It Movie Review

Sathyam Sundaram, directed by C. Prem Kumar, brings together Karthi and Arvind Swamy in a heartwarming story of rediscovery and hidden connections. The film, released on September 28, focuses on subtle emotions, relationships, and the nostalgia of revisiting the past. While praised for its realistic portrayal and strong performances, the slow pace ...

Despite its flaws, the film does a fine job in its representation of patriarchy, violence against women, childhood trauma and its deep-seated impact.

Do Patti Review: The film is purply dark, a little suspenseful and somewhat twisted.

Venom: The Last Dance Review: The spectacle that the film is meant to be is drowned out by its avoidable and frequent flirtation with stodginess.

Laughing Buddha, the Kannada film produced by Rishab Shetty, has made its digital debut on Amazon Prime Video. Released seven weeks after its theatrical premiere, the movie tells the story of a kind-hearted police officer facing personal challenges. Despite positive reviews, the film struggled at the box office but is now finding new life on a stre...

The Wild Robot Review: The film is all heart and all flair as it weaves a rich tapestry of colours, emotions and dramatic situations into a simple yet evocative story.

The Apprentice Review: It is what it is - the tale of a real-life personage that takes a few liberties to heighten the drama inherent in a man's relentless, self-assigned quest of "greatness" for himself and his country.

CTRL Review: CTRL, in spirit and substance, reinforces Vikramaditya Motwane's proven penchant for turning an established genre on its head.

Taaza Khabar Season 2 Review: The series certainly isn't a junkpile but it does end up in a puddly heap more often than is good for it. Go in with your eyes open.

The film revolves around a man’s obsession over a handsome villa and its cranky owner.

Thalaivettiyaan Paalayam Review: It is especially noteworthy for the manner in which employs nuanced shifts to 'reinvent' a story that has already been delivered once with enormous success to a pan-Indian audience.

Berlin Movie Review: The film deserves kudos for its refusal to kowtow to the current demands of the Bollywood spy movie template

The Buckingham Murders Review: The film makes the most of its resources and then some

The Perfect Couple Review: It is a is a near-perfect blend of intrigue, suspense and red herrings

Angry Young Men Review: It is a story that gallops along nicely and makes for an important, absorbing and well-composed chronicle of the movie industry.

Sathyam Sundaram, directed by C. Prem Kumar, brings together Karthi and Arvind Swamy in a heartwarming story of rediscovery and hidden connections. The film, released on September 28, focuses on subtle emotions, relationships, and the nostalgia of revisiting the past. While praised for its realistic portrayal and strong performances, the slow pace ...

Despite its flaws, the film does a fine job in its representation of patriarchy, violence against women, childhood trauma and its deep-seated impact.

Do Patti Review: The film is purply dark, a little suspenseful and somewhat twisted.

Venom: The Last Dance Review: The spectacle that the film is meant to be is drowned out by its avoidable and frequent flirtation with stodginess.

Laughing Buddha, the Kannada film produced by Rishab Shetty, has made its digital debut on Amazon Prime Video. Released seven weeks after its theatrical premiere, the movie tells the story of a kind-hearted police officer facing personal challenges. Despite positive reviews, the film struggled at the box office but is now finding new life on a stre...

The Wild Robot Review: The film is all heart and all flair as it weaves a rich tapestry of colours, emotions and dramatic situations into a simple yet evocative story.

The Apprentice Review: It is what it is - the tale of a real-life personage that takes a few liberties to heighten the drama inherent in a man's relentless, self-assigned quest of "greatness" for himself and his country.

CTRL Review: CTRL, in spirit and substance, reinforces Vikramaditya Motwane's proven penchant for turning an established genre on its head.

Taaza Khabar Season 2 Review: The series certainly isn't a junkpile but it does end up in a puddly heap more often than is good for it. Go in with your eyes open.

The film revolves around a man’s obsession over a handsome villa and its cranky owner.

Thalaivettiyaan Paalayam Review: It is especially noteworthy for the manner in which employs nuanced shifts to 'reinvent' a story that has already been delivered once with enormous success to a pan-Indian audience.

Berlin Movie Review: The film deserves kudos for its refusal to kowtow to the current demands of the Bollywood spy movie template

The Buckingham Murders Review: The film makes the most of its resources and then some

The Perfect Couple Review: It is a is a near-perfect blend of intrigue, suspense and red herrings

Angry Young Men Review: It is a story that gallops along nicely and makes for an important, absorbing and well-composed chronicle of the movie industry.