Vikram 2022 directed by Lokesh has hit the bull's eye with a brilliant screenplay, leveraging the strengths of the top talents from the Indian movie industry. We have a winner at the box office. This might draw the roadmap for such upcoming pan-Indian movies in Tamil!
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This movie had an almost predictable heist plot, but is largely driven by the 90s charm and its inherent indie vibe, thanks to a fresh cast and crew.
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Nenjukku Neethi seems to be more focused on getting the message out than on tonality and theme, which proves to be a huge setback for the movie.
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This Sivakarthikeyan starrer is aimed at churning entertainment at every possible plot point. It does so, with some hits and misses.
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This revenge drama survives because of the director's narrative style and the technicalities that elevates the violence which unleashes on the screen.
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Payanigal Gavanikkavum showcases the impact of social media on our day-to-day lives; its boon and bane!
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If all one wants is clean entertainment, Kaathuvaakula... would appeal to a certain extent as a family entertainer for this summer!
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'Oh My Dog' suffers from weak plot points and writing, but makes up a bit with a few notable performances and entertainment in bits and pieces.
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Beast is a battle between the templates set by Vijay and Nelson in the past. Neither of them win and so the movie falls between stools.
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Taanakkaran gives us a glimpse of the brutal reality of police training and the archaic 'system' that moulds the future cops.
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At a little over two hours in length, 'Selfie' could have been a much better film with a focused writing and nuanced character arcs. The movie falls well short of that now!
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It is a watchable movie for its narrative and spaced out fun elements.
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