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8 reviews of Indian films, average rating 3.5/5.

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8reviews
3.5/5average rating
4highest: Vaazhai
2.5lowest: Amara Kaaviyam
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Vaazhai poster

2024 · Tamil · OnlyKollywood

Vaazhai is surely worth a watch for the story it brings, with Mari holding the film powerful and personal at the same time.

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Captain Miller poster

2024 · Tamil · OnlyKollywood

Surprisingly, Arun Matheswaran has bettered what he had done with his earlier films, by having a stronger screenplay which was lacking early on, but he still sticks to his steadily paced narrative, his brutality in action…

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Yennai Arindhaal poster

2015 · Tamil · OnlyKollywood

Yennai Arindhaal is not a flawless film. There are blips here and there like an unwanted song or a clich©d scene. But they are negligible keeping the fact in mind that this is a honest attempt from the director.

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I poster
I4/5

2015 · Tamil · OnlyKollywood

Read I Movie Review by Only Kollywood. Toting up ‘I’, the visuals dazzle your eyes, Vikram’s sterling performance breaks your heart and shivers your soul.

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Kaaviya Thalaivan poster

2014 · Tamil · Cinemalead

Though 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.

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Poojai2.5/5

2014 · Tamil · Cinemalead

Director Hari sticks to his basics and comes up with yet another film on the same lines as his previous ones.

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Kaththi3.5/5

2014 · Tamil · Cinemalead

Kaththi 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.

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Amara Kaaviyam poster

2014 · Tamil · CinemaLead

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.

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