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ONE review: the end credits are the better film
Sankagiri Rajkumar writes, shoots, edits and plays every role in ONE. The six-year feat is real. The film it produced never gives you a reason to care.
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29 articles on Movie Review — including 12 reviews.
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Magudam review: three Vishals, one tired script
Vishal's directorial debut casts him in three roles across a shipping-empire revenge saga Tamil cinema shelved decades ago. The climax works; little else does.
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Vishwanath & Sons review: warmth, sanded smooth
Suriya and Mamitha Baiju spark in a breezy first half before Venky Atluri sands every edge off his characters. Likeable, but it plays too safe. 3.25/5.
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DC review: A brutal bargain worth taking
Lokesh Kanagaraj debuts convincingly and Anirudh goes into overdrive in Arun Matheswaran's blood-soaked entertainer. A 3.75/5 theatre watch.
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Jana Nayagan review: the goodbye outgrows the movie
Vijay's final film is half a sturdy family drama, half a robot-filled campaign rally. What survives the three-hour goodbye, and what doesn't. 2.5/5.
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Rao Bahadur review: a gloriously strange triumph
A dying aristocrat stays alive on pure suspicion. Venkatesh Maha's wildly original psychological drama, with Satya Dev at a career peak. 4.25/5.
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Idhayam Murali review: a breezy, self-aware charmer
Atharvaa plays a man who can never say I love you, across three decades of near-misses. Aakash Baskaran's nostalgia comedy wins on charm more than depth. 3.5/5.
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I, Nobody review: a taut everyman thriller that overreaches
A quiet clerk gets swallowed by a bank heist he didn't commit. Nissam Basheer's thriller grips hard before its busy second half loosens the knot. 3.3/5.
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Gatta Kusthi 2 review: The house husband holds his own
Vishnuu Vishal's house husband act powers a sequel that is funniest at home and shakiest in court. Aishwarya Lekshmi deserved a fairer fight. 3.5/5.
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Sing Geetham review: the village that can only sing
At 94, Singeetham Srinivasa Rao turns a mining village into a film where everyone sings. DSP soars, the first half drags, the second lands. 3/5.
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Mammatiyaan Stars review: a fan's road trip with heart
Savir Sudhakar's six-episode ZEE5 series sends a village's cricket diehards to Chennai for one last match. The journey beats the destination. 3/5.
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Ananthan Kaadu review: great frames, familiar fight
Jiyen Krishnakumar and Murali Gopy reunite for a 1990s Trivandrum gangster saga with striking early set pieces, but the revenge plot runs out of road. 3.25/5.
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