Ashameera Aiyappan
Game Over Movie Review: Taapsee shines in this intricate thriller that offers more than meets the eye
A layered thriller that is a thorough documentation of the trials and tribulations that a survivor faces after a traumatic event
13 Jun 2019
Ashwin Saravanan: I want people to understand that direction is a job by itself
The director discusses his films, the upcoming Game Over, his first, Maya, and of course, his long-delayed Iravaakalam and how it affected him
13 Jun 2019
The Crazy combination: An ode to the legendary relationship between Kamal Haasan and Crazy Mohan
In this personalised writeup, the author takes us on a trip down her memory lane
10 Jun 2019
I am here to earn money: Vijay Antony
The actor, whose new film Kolaigaran is hitting the screens this Friday, talks about his journey as a music director and an actor, and shares the philosophy behind his brand of cinema
04 Jun 2019
Devi 2 Movie Review: When familiarity doesn't fail, almost
The horror-comedy doesn’t aspire or pretend to be anything more than a light-hearted, simple film, and that it is
31 May 2019
Rakul Preet: I am not worried about being stereotyped
The actor opens up about working with Selvaraghavan and Suriya in NGK and how she wants to essay all kinds of characters
29 May 2019
Lisaa Movie Review: Can we reboot horror, please?
What's the joy in watching a horror film if you consistently know what’s going to happen next?
25 May 2019
Monster Review: SJ Suryah shines in a middling comedy
It is that kind of film that doesn't give you much to complain about, but also not much to rave about
17 May 2019
I would love to make a woman-centric film: Selvaraghavan
The director opens up about his upcoming release, NGK, in which he collaborates with Suriya for the first time
14 May 2019
Ayogya Review: This Vishal-starrer is a largely faithful remake that is saved by its climax
While director Venkat Mohan brings in some changes to this Temper remake that help the film's narrative, Ayogya's casting and its lack of authenticity ensures the film is middling at best
12 May 2019
Sinamkol, first film shot in war-torn Sri Lankan regions
The film, directed by Ranjith Joseph, will address the post-war problems that the Tamil people in the country face, both culturally and economically
06 May 2019
Anandhi joins Shanthanu’s Ravana Kottam
The film is directed by Madha Yaanai Koottam-fame Vikram Sukumaran
05 May 2019
I don't just make safe films: Director Vijay
The filmmaker talks about his consistent work ethic, his equation with success and failure, his latest release, Watchman, and his upcoming Jayalalithaa biopic
14 Apr 2019
Watchman Review: GV Prakash surprises in a film that doesn't try to
The film makes for an enjoyable watch, provided you leave logic behind
12 Apr 2019
Classic Comeback
With theatres across the city taking to re-releasing older films — and to full houses — we find out what it takes to bring these yesteryear hits back to the theatres
08 Apr 2019