Kaanthari
'Kaanthaari' delivers none of the sizzling hotness that it had promised.It is an extremely mundane tale that is told in a slipshod manner, that has tears running down from your eyes, but for all the wrong reasons.
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Appavum Veenjum
'Appavum Veenjum' deconstructs the mystery genre in ways that authentically interest the discerning cinephile, throwing up one surprise after the other even while keeping a guessing game on in full swing.
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My Hero - Mythri
'My Hero Maithri' is an earnest attempt that offers a warm hearted examination of wrongs and the wronged. Tender, wise and sensitive in just the right doses, the film qualifies for a recommended weekend watch.
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Thinkal Muthal Velli Vare
'Thinkal Muthal Velli Vare' is atrocious by any standard and has been scripted worse than some of the sitcoms that it pokes at. In fact if this came on TV, I wouldn't blame you for reaching out for the remote at all.
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Lukka Chuppi
Bash Mohammed's 'Lukka Chuppi' does dare to take the plummet down from those mammoth heights, but with a rickety narrative realizes that the parachute simply wouldn't open up. It does land on the ground with a thud, but nevertheless makes sure that its endeavour does not go totally unobserved.
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CR No: 89
The purposive deconstruction that Sudevan's 'CR No. 89' indulges in, tears down not just the cinematic sensibilities that we are used to, but also the aesthetics in our appreciation of films. Audacious and steaming with absolute genuineness, 'CR No. 89' is a booming proclamation of the sparkling spirit of a film maker who has crafted a cinematic piece of note on his own terms.
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Samrajyam 2 - Son of Alexander
Perarasu's 'Samrajyam 2' is a folly of sorts. For one, it has the gall to pretend to be a sequel to a film that many viewers still hold close to their hearts. And what's more, it does so by cooking up a tale that is unwittingly tedious, narrated in a fashion that is hideously bland.
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Nirnayakam
V K Prakash and writers Bobby and Sanjay have opted for a common place and yet highly identifiable theme for 'Nirnayakam' that pokes two fingers right on your face and asks if it isn't yet the moment to stand up and declare once and for all, that enough is enough. Stirring up bracing responses from an inert audience, 'Nirnayakam' is cinema at its insurgent best.
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Ivide
Shyamaprasad's 'Ivide' speaks expressively to the audience, and the sensitiveness with which it does so, renders it a place close to our hearts. A character driven drama that dwells on a mystery, 'Ivide' is a demanding film that dexterously holds a mirror up to contemporary life in the United States of America.
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Premam
Alphonse Puthren's Premam is a mesmerizing cinematic experience that beautifully captures the essence of love, heartbreak, and growth through its compelling storytelling, stellar performances, and breathtaking visuals.
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Kumbasaram
'Kumbasaaram' scores low on the entertainment quotient, nor does it proffer fresh thoughts or novel illuminations. But it does offer those occasional flashes of a talented film maker who could do infinitely better with a more solid script at his disposal.
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Sir C.P
'Sir CP' lacks the punch, thump and clout that make an entertaining film. It does nothing more than merely adding itself on to a list of also-rans that hastily vanish from the cinema halls in a week's time.
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