Appearing on a television channel and basking in that fame is any average person’s dream. When Azhagan Azhagi unveils itself as one weaving around a talent hunt show, you think it is an exciting moment for Tamil cinema.
Debutant director PT Selvakumar has come out with a slapstick mass comedy entertainer. There are times when you laugh hysterically at the most outlandish jokes,
Synopsis: Circumstances force Prabhakaran (Irfan), a brilliant carom player, to take on Kasi ( Madhu), the star player at an illegal carom club owned by Bhagya Annachi (Naren), a local dada. He defeats Kasi in style and becomes closer to Bhagya. Things are looking up for Prabha as he also wins the love of Kalai [...]
Synopsis: A psychopathic killer chats up Tina, a school girl, on the Internet and invites her to his house with the intention of raping her and murdering her only to find the tables turned on him.
Hats off to director GNR Kumaravelan as Haridas emerges as the finest example of a film which defies conventions. It avoids the usual Tamil film masalas like songs, vulgarity and cheap comedy. The film takes us on an insightful journey into childhood with the backdrop of police, encounter killing and anti-socials.
Valentine’s Day is not only much awaited by lovers of love all over, but also by moviephiles who are keen to spend their day watching films on the most catholic of emotions in the world.
First thing first, Kamal Haasan’s Vishwaroopam is not an anti-Muslim film. It is technically brilliant with world class making and a subject which is truly international on global terrorism.
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Is this supposed to be a spoof of a 70’s Telugu movie or a real film? However, the makers of Alex Pandian made no bones, no pretenses about the fact that it is a crass masala potboiler right from the beginning. And that’s all part of director Suraaj’s design.
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A unique concept that could have been a smooth ride but goes bumpy as the director added some not-so-required commercial elements. What could have been an excellent story on relationships was shattered because of the screenplay.
A movie on the filmdom always attracts the attention of the audience. From Server Sundaram till the recent Dirty Picture, movies taking a look on the travails of filmdom and film personalities have ended up as talking point.
Director Pandiraj swiveled the spotlight towards him with his very first film Pasanga, a simple tale of school going boys and their lives which received its glory at National and International film festival circuits. As a tribute, he has aptly named his production venture as ‘Pasanga Productions’ whose first film is Marina.
Cast : Madhavan, Arya, Sameera Reddy, and Amala Paul Music Director : Yuvan Shankar Raja Cinematography : Nirav Shah Written and Directed by : N. Linguswamy Producer : UTV Motion Pictures and Thirupathi Brothers
Cast : Venkatesh,Trisha ,Saloni Director : Gopichand Malineni Producer : Bellamkonda Suresh Music Director : Thaman S Rating: 3.75/5
