Mookuthi Amman 2 movie review: Director Sundar C's film, starring Nayanthara, Duniya Vijay and Regena Cassandrra, is an outdated devotional drama devoid of any emotion or devotion.
Scene movie review: The Jithu Madhavan directorial, starring Suriya, Nazriya and Naslen, is a serial killer film that is as funny and clever as it can get. While it starts on a subdued note, it blows your mind as it progresses.
Ramayana movie review: Nitesh Tiwari retells the Ramayana with Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi and Yash on a vast cinematic canvas. The spectacle succeeds through emotional depth and stirring music, despite uneven artificial imagery.
Mookuthi Amman 2 movie review: Director Sundar C's film, starring Nayanthara, Duniya Vijay and Regena Cassandrra, is an outdated devotional drama devoid of any emotion or devotion.
Scene movie review: The Jithu Madhavan directorial, starring Suriya, Nazriya and Naslen, is a serial killer film that is as funny and clever as it can get. While it starts on a subdued note, it blows your mind as it progresses.
Ramayana movie review: Nitesh Tiwari retells the Ramayana with Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi and Yash on a vast cinematic canvas. The spectacle succeeds through emotional depth and stirring music, despite uneven artificial imagery.
Nakhrewaalii movie review: Nakhrewaalii attempts to address patriarchal conditioning and female agency through a cross-dressing trope. With earnest performances by Ansh Duggal and Pragathi Srivasthava, director Rahul Shanklya's film uses humour to depict consent and patriarchal double standards.
Sense and Sensibility movie review: Georgia Oakley's Sense and Sensibility follows Elinor and Marianne Dashwood through love and loss. The adaptation finds fresh warmth in patient romance, familial bonds and Austen's humour.
Pyre movie review: Vinod Kapri's Pyre follows an elderly couple growing old in an emptying Uttarakhand village. Their tender bond exposes the isolation, migration and hardships shaping life in remote communities.
Angh review: Theja Rio's Angh follows a Nagaland chief resisting cultural and religious change. Its generational conflict examines the price communities pay for opportunity.
Hope movie reviee: Na Hong-jin's Hope follows a remote South Korean town confronting an inexplicable creature threat. Its blend of horror, science fiction and satire thrills before prolonged excess weakens the mystery.
In director Anuj Saini's Pehla Pyaar Doosri Baar, a fresh-faced ensemble brings charm and sharp timing to a school reunion romance that juggles commitment phobia, toxic expectations, and modern love. The film invokes Luv Ranjan's Pyaar Ka Punchnama template for a Gen Z audience.
Udta Teer movie review: Udta Teer is a spy comedy that cleverly blends humour with a tale of mistaken identity and patriotism, featuring Ayushmann Khurrana and Sara Ali Khan. The film's light-hearted approach to espionage, coupled with sharp writing and a strong supporting cast, makes it an entertaining watch.
418 movie review: Director Kirtan Nadagouda's 418, backed by KGF and Salaar fame Prashanth Neel, is a horror thriller with a message about mental health. With a predictable storyline, the film relies heavily on jump scares and sound design to unsettle the audience.
Kiran and Samar connect across a decade through a mysterious flip phone. Their unusual bond turns disturbing as Samar's affection becomes obsessive.
James Watkins transforms Matt Hagen's disfigurement into a visceral body-horror origin story. The standalone DC film probes vanity and identity, though its screenplay limits the psychological depth.
Little Thomas movie review: Little Thomas follows a seven-year-old trying to reunite his feuding parents and gain a baby brother. Its charming performances and 1990s Goa setting cannot fully overcome an underdeveloped screenplay.
Ranabaali movie review: Vijay Deverakonda leads Rahul Sankrityan's famine-era action epic Ranabaali. Impressive visuals and committed performances are undermined by repetitive storytelling and weak characterisation.
Nayyi Navelli movie review: Bantu accuses Mohini of being a daayan after finding her performing a forest ritual. The promising horror-comedy loses balance as mythology overwhelms its stronger first half.
A diver searching for his father's remains becomes trapped inside a sperm whale. His fight for oxygen forces him to confront grief and inherited masculinity.
Ryu and Ken enter the World Warrior Tournament before confronting M. Bison's conspiracy. The adaptation embraces cartoonish combat and humour, though its relentless excess limits emotional depth.
Prahaar: The Untold Story of Ujjwal Nikam review: Prahaar follows Ujjwal Nikam's courtroom battle to prosecute Ajmal Kasab after the 26/11 attacks. The drama champions constitutional due process but loses emotional force through repeated narrative detours.
Jailer 2 movie review: Director Nelson's Jailer 2, starring Rajinikanth, SJ Suryah and Vidya Balan, is a fitting sequel that is high on aura. With ample elevation scenes and Rajinikanth doing what he does best, Jailer 2 offers a memorable theatrical experience.
