Author name: bhuvaneshchandar

Thanks to ample support from its lead actors, debutant director Ganesh K Babu’s film about a single father and a fractured relationship turns out to be a wholesome entertainer despite few missteps

ZEE5’s latest Tamil series ‘Ayali’ raises its voice against the socio-religious factors that are used by men to oppress women, but you wish the series used the long format to maximise its potential and with a better screenplay

If only they thought of how to break the formula and write engaging scenes with logic, Nandamuri Balakrishna’s ‘Veera Simha Reddy’ would have had more than just flying henchmen, computer-generated blood, and a template stuck on a pattern

Ajith Kumar’s charisma takes centre stage in H Vinoth’s ‘Thunivu’, a story about corruption in private banks, but the film loses itself in some glaring issues

Through powerful storytelling, debutant director Deepak’s film raises important questions and shows the sheer savagery that we, the collective society, are ‘witness’ to

Praveen Sattaru’s action-drama, starring Nagarjuna, is a case of multiple misfires from point-blank range, and there’s very little to take back