Tamil

Step into the world of Vadakkupatti Ramasamy, where community and theater intertwine to create an unforgettable collective experience. Brace yourself for uproarious laughter as the film delivers some incredibly funny moments that will have you laughing out loud. And guess what? The humor might just linger in your thoughts even after the credits roll. Vadakkupatti

Gokul, the writer and director of Singapore Saloon, has crafted a film with impressive character arcs and casting choices, featuring talents like Sathyaraj and YG Mahendran. However, the same level of praise cannot be extended to the plot. The film has many commendable aspects, including attention to detail with various film posters, spot-on casting, memorable

Arun Vijay, in the lead role in Mission Chapter 1, navigates through a series of meticulously choreographed and attention-grabbing fight sequences, occasionally teetering on the edge of excessiveness. His compelling on-screen presence, coupled with the ability to convey stoicism, effectively brings these moments to life. The film pits Arun Vijay’s character, Gunasekaran, against Bharat Bopanna’s

Remember “Indru Netru Naalai”? Ravikumar’s time-travel twist had a distinctly Tamil touch. He brings that same magic to Ayalaan, blending sci-fi thrills with classic masala film ingredients. Expect all the Tamil cinema faves: a vibrant hero intro song, sizzling romance, sidekick comedians, a villainous (and Northern!) CEO (Sharad Kelkar), heartwarming motherly moments, and even a