Sanjith Sidhardhan reviews
27 reviews of Indian films, average rating 3.4/5.
Joju George's directorial debut is especially buoyed by a second half that is intense and thrilling, with the duo outwitting their adversaries in a relentless revenge drama.
Read the full reviewJust like his previous outing Jana Gana Mana, Dijo Jose Antony hooks the audience with melodramatic sequences to deliver a timely message wrapped in humour and entertainment.
Read the full reviewWith strong performances by Basil Joseph, Lijomol, and Sajin Gopu, the film focuses on resilience in adversity.
Read the full reviewBasil Joseph's dark comedy is a bumpy but entertaining ride. What drives the Basil Joseph-starrer home is that the makers use both situational and dialogue humour effectively.
Read the full reviewSalim Ahamed’s film may have a familiar plot but it’s so honestly told that a viewer empathizes with expatriate Narayanan’s character, who is torn between his wishes and those of his family.
Read the full reviewMohanlal does a 180 degree after his previous release Pulimurugan with this movie, showing how versatile he can be. The first half hour has the actor in his subdued best as he goes through the motions.
Read the full reviewTake Off Movie Review: Take Off is a brilliant take on a real-life tale and with the director’s own spin on the incidents, it makes an engaging cinematic experience that could give even Bollywood movies of similar genre, made at…
Read the full reviewStory: Jayakrishnan, who runs an automobile workshop, decides to buy a property for his sister, and begins looking out for prospective sellers.
Read the full reviewDespite her repeated attempts, eight-year-old Kalyani never gets to realise her wish of visiting Sabarimala. But after a personal tragedy, she finally decides to undertake the journey, in the company of her classmate Unni.
Read the full reviewStory: After spending 80 years together, Ittoop discovers a love letter that was sent to wife Kochuthressia almost 50 years ago. While his children and grandchildren dismiss this, Ittoop decides to seek a divorce.
Read the full reviewPulimurugan Movie Review: Critics Rating: 3.5 stars, click to give your Rating/Review, The movie’s strength is a fleshed out story and pacy screenplay that takes its protagonist out of th
Read the full reviewLucifer Movie Review: Critics Rating: 3.5 stars, click to give your Rating/Review, Credit to Prithviraj for not playing to the gallery in the first half. The result of the restraint i
Read the full reviewStory: After a modus operandi of a murder resembles that of a suspected serial killer, who was only recently released from prison, former circle inspector Abraham Mathan Mathew is brought in as a consultant by the police chief.
Read the full reviewStory: Six roommates in Bengaluru decide to play a game of Ouija. What starts out as fun, however, starts getting out of hand, with the spirit harbouring anger and resentment towards the residents of the house.
Read the full reviewKing of Kotha review: Credit also must go to Abhilash Joshiy and Dulquer to present the character of Raju, who is billed as this feared gangster –
Read the full reviewDespite being his debut directorial, Roby also ensures that the film’s entertainment quotient never slags. This usually comes from its emotional
Read the full reviewThe dysfunctional family aspect of Falimy works to a large part, due to the performances and relatable situations, but the travel aspect offers
Read the full reviewMarco is the closest Malayalam film to a Prashanth Neel movie, not in terms of scale or story, but style. Unni Mukundan's raging portrayal fuels this brutal, no-holds-barred revenge thriller.
Read the full reviewThe film starring Mammootty, Arjun Ashokan and Sidharth Bharathan weaves an engaging tale of power politics, using the dark magic of cinema to create a compelling narrative that transcends the survival thriller genre.
Read the full reviewAyalaan review: What also makes Ayalaan an engaging watch is how, despite its rather predictable opening half, R Ravikumar dials up the pace and
Read the full reviewRekhachithram story: On the same day that police officer Vivek Gopinath rejoins work after suspension, a suicide confession of a guilt-ridden man unearths a 40-year-old cold case of a missing woman.
Read the full reviewAadu 3 movie review: Midhun Manuel Thomas’ film falters in its bid to go bigger, losing both its slapstick humour and narrative grip in the process.
Read the full reviewL2 Empuraan review: The stakes are higher this time, as compared to Lucifer, as the film follows the Khureshi Ab’raam nexus and MI6 while showcasing
Read the full reviewNeru story: Sara, a visually-impaired sculptor, is raped and the culprit, son of a wealthy entrepreneur, is apprehended by the cops.
Read the full reviewJude Anthany Joseph’s gripping disaster movie is high on stirring moments that will take you back to the 2018 Kerala floods
Read the full reviewManjummel Boys review: Chidambaram hasn’t tried to overdramatise Manjummel Boys for the sake of entertainment and has kept it mostly true to the
Read the full reviewWhen the Mohanlal-starrer lands in the suspense thriller territory, there's no holding back. Tharun Moorthy's crafty, gripping thriller lets Mohanlal revel in his complete actor avatar.
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