If Vaaranam Aayiram was about a son’s love and affection towards his father. Abhiyum Naanum is about the love and affection of a father towards his daughter. The Director – Producer duo of the super hit “Mozhi” has joined hands once again for this venture. Read More

Director A R Murugadoss has made a very good attempt to re-make his own super hit "Ghajini (Tamil)"in Hindi. The director has made sure that whatever flaws the tamil version had has been totally wiped off in his hindi debut. The director is indeed very lucky to have such a star studded team in this venture. This is indeed a dream debut for the soft spoken director which is sure to take him to great heights in bollywood. Read More

Director Aditya Chopra who had just directed two movies prior to Rab ne in a career spanning thirteen years, we just cannot stop admiring this individual. When he had decided to write and direct his third venture the expectations were sky rocketing and infact RNBDJ carries the tag of one of the most awaited movies of the year. Read More

Bharatiraaja’s much awaited “Bommalattam” which was in the making for three years has finally hit the screens and for the viewer who has got a little bit of interest left in the movie has got more disappointments than anything at the end of the movie. One wonders how did a director with the caliber he possesses in handling the sentimental rural subject becomes a cropper in choosing such a naive and a stupid subject. Though the director claims that this movie is based on a real-life happening, the viewer fails to understand the logic behind choosing this subject to be made with Nana Patekar in the lead. Read More

Nesagee Cinema’s latest offering “Poo” is an adaptation of the story “Veyyilodu Poi” written by S. Tamizhselvan. Director Sasi who had given hit films like Sollamale, Roja Kootam and Dishyum has tried his hand in a story that is very realisitic and rustic in nature. The credit has to be given to the director for choosing such a subject but when it comes down to the screenplay a lot is left to be desired especially when the final product falls in the genre of commercial cinema. Read More