India Glitz reviews
13 reviews of Indian films, average rating 2.9/5.
the narration is downright stupid. First comes Charmme and the ‘bhashans’ spearheaded by Rahul. You are made to forget this track. Next comes the long distance love story involving Rahul and Saranya (10th Class fame).
Read the full reviewThe plot is not something out of the box, a tale of vengeance and finding justice for the lost ones, and in this case Ajith’s friend Rana is the victim who loses his life in a lethal battle between the baddies.
Read the full review‘Irandam Ulagam’ is a complete experience. It doesn’t have the usual high amounts of action, romance, comedy and masala as a normal Kollywood film would have; though it has all of it, everything is in moderation.
Read the full reviewComedy, action, sentiment, emotion… you name it, the story has it. ‘Jilla’ keeps you entertained all through its long run time.
Read the full reviewSiva and Boopathy Rajas storytelling deserves an applaud for it has taken the tested rural story and decorated it with mass, action and most importantly made use of Ajiths enormous screen presence to the full potential.
Read the full reviewWhile the first half is like a romantic-comedy, the second half has its share of loud dialogues and Varun’s macabre side dominating the mind space. ‘Heart Attack’ hit the screens as a favorite this season.
Read the full reviewIt’s such a terrible mess. What was Sabbir Khan trying to do.. juggling Bollywood musical with martial arts action, comedy and forced melodrama and failing in all.
Read the full reviewFrom word go, ‘Manam’ is a story filled with joy and rejoicing in reuniting with the lost ones.One of the best-written ones in recent times, this one is easily both intriguing and entertaining – something that is rare for a…
Read the full review‘Jump Jilani’, a remake of Sundar C’s Kalagalupu (2012), is a decently well-written comedy with a huge dose of two genres of comedy that have many a time gone hand-in-hand: comedy of errors and a bevy of quirky characters.
Read the full reviewAll said, the story is predictable almost every minute. But innovation of the team lies in making it interesting despite it being an open book.
Read the full reviewDebutante director Saravanan Rajan has packaged a wafer thin story with equal share of comedy, romance, sentiment and suspense.
Read the full review. In his latest film ‘Saivam’ which is also his father A.L.Azhagappan’s production venture the director has gone back to our traditional roots and tried to highlight the beauty and importance of family relationships.
Read the full reviewMaster gets going right from the word go, and presents interesting moments one after the other. With the arrival of Vijay on screen, the screenplay gains momentum which never dips at any point.
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