After the successful release of Christian Brothers, Malayalam’s most iconic star now gets ready for a powerhouse of action in his next movie named Turbo, which is directed by Vysakh. This is an action-comedy that uses comedy as its primary defense mechanism, thrills as the narrative’s driving force, and social satire as the film’s undertone, […]
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In the bustling narrative of “Star,” we’re swiftly introduced to a young Kalai, whose frustrations with life are palpable in his tiny universe, revolving around cinema and family. In a moment that encapsulates his predicament, he arrives late for his school drama recital, missing not just the event but also Bharathiyar’s iconic mustache, a significant
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I decided to watch Kareem’s film, “Aaro,” primarily intrigued by its stellar cast including Joju George, Anumol, Rafeeq Ahmed, Bijibal, and Noufal Abdullah. However, as the credits rolled, I couldn’t help but realize that even these esteemed actors have bills to pay. “Aaro” seemed like a relic from the late 70s and early 80s, lost
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As The Fall Guy kicks off, director David Leitch, once a stuntman and Brad Pitt’s body double, along with lead actor Ryan Gosling, direct the audience to silence their cell phones and elucidate the film’s purpose. It’s a heartfelt homage to stunt performers, highlighting their resilience in absorbing hits without recognition. While this upfront approach
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In Tamil movies, it’s rare to find films for kids that really touch your heart. But when one does come along, like Kamalakannan’s “Kurangu Pedal,” it’s special. This movie is all about the bond between a father and son, set in the 80s, a time of innocence. The story starts with a group of boys
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Jean Paul Lal’s “Nadikar” kicks off with the opulent lifestyle of ‘superstar’ David Padikkal, setting the stage with humor and subtle foreshadowing. Surprisingly, the film maintains a nonchalant demeanor, deviating from expected angst. This casual approach permeates the film’s execution, resulting in a mixed bag of captivating moments and occasional letdowns. Tovino’s portrayal of David
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In light of Aranmanai 3’s financial success despite critical backlash, it’s unsurprising to see Sundar C revisiting the franchise to bolster his box office reputation post the stumble of Coffee With Kadhal. Yet, one must acknowledge the director’s knack for crafting a formula that seems impervious to critique. Critics merely need to echo past reviews,
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“Gabru Gang” narrates the tale of Rajbeer and his companions as they chase their dreams amidst the backdrop of kite flying. The storyline kicks off with a flashback to 1999, where a youthful Rajbeer and his friends taste victory in a kite competition, showcasing their skill in the sport. However, a setback in 2011 fractures
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‘Main Ladega’ doesn’t revolutionize the underdog-hero archetype. However, by the film’s conclusion, you’ll find yourself rooting for the lead character, portrayed by Akash Pratap Singh, and the dedicated team of filmmakers whose earnestness shines on screen. Akash’s evolution is particularly noteworthy as he transitions from a nervous wreck to a remarkable protagonist, a departure from
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The Ghostbusters franchise stands as a quintessential representation of American pop culture during the 1980s. However, subsequent sequels have grappled with recapturing the original’s enchantment, and ‘Frozen Empire’ is no exception. Set against the familiar backdrop of New York City, a nostalgic return to the franchise’s roots, the film follows the Spengler family’s struggle against
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