Cinemalead reviews
16 reviews of Indian films, average rating 3.1/5.
Amara Kaaviyam is said to be based on a true incident. Unfortunately, neither the happenings leading to the incident or the incident itself is something which will raise your eyebrows. The much hyped climax is a let down too.
Read the full reviewOverall Sigaram Thodu is a well packed entertainer which will satisfy all sections of audiences.
Read the full reviewMaking use of AR.Murugadoss story, Thirukumaran could have worked harder on the screenplay to bring out a convincing product.
Read the full reviewThe biggest asset of NSM is Thiru’s screenplay which keeps you engaged till the very last frame. Though the film does take a plunge when it comes to mentalities in the second half, it never loses grip over the main quotient.
Read the full reviewThe biggest asset of NSM is Thiru’s screenplay which keeps you engaged till the very last frame. Though the film does take a plunge when it comes to mentalities in the second half, it never loses grip over the main quotient.
Read the full reviewVelraj as a director has been overparticular to bring out a convincing mass entertainer, losing track in the process.
Read the full reviewThe first half runs away with an interesting intro, the supercute Samantha and some neatly made action sequences. Lingusamys trump card is played at the interval scene, which brings out what he is truly capable of.
Read the full reviewDirector Hari sticks to his basics and comes up with yet another film on the same lines as his previous ones.
Read the full reviewThe movie is all about the drug dealings which go around Goa. The first half of the movie is very slow but picks up speed in the second half.
Read the full reviewThe biggest asset of NSM is Thiru’s screenplay which keeps you engaged till the very last frame. Though the film does take a plunge when it comes to mentalities in the second half, it never loses grip over the main quotient.
Read the full reviewDebutant Anand Shankar manages to keep the audience glued to their seats for most parts of the film, especially in the first half where the screenplay moves at a breakneck.
Read the full reviewMore than anything else, it is Karthik Subburaj’s screenplay and direction which keeps this Jigarthanda taste good till the end. You are belted with thrills, comedy, drama and twists in what just might be the right proportions.
Read the full reviewThough predictable, Kaaviya Thalaivan stands out for taking us back into the past and show the rich drama culture of Tamil Nadu. Flawless performances and technically sound makes it a perfect film.
Read the full reviewUnlike Mynaa and Kumki, Prabhu Solomon finally broke the jinx and gave a happy ending, but allows us to leave with a heavy heart. He makes us wonder if such unadulterated love still exists in this world.
Read the full reviewKaththi is no 3 hour entertainer to go enjoy, have dinner and go to bed. The film deals with a deep social issue. The audience here, are more like the media in the film.
Read the full reviewI is definitely, a film that touches the pinnacle of technical extravaganza and special thanks to Weta Studios for an incredulous effort.
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