Avinash Ramachandran
Biography:
Understanding cinema, one film at a time
The Mosquito Philosophy was born out of sheer frustration: Jayaprakash Radhakrishnan
The filmmaker talks about his sophomore film, The Mosquito Philosophy, that is currently streaming on cinemapreneur.com
30 Mar 2021
Saina Movie Review: Parineeti Chopra shines in a safe yet smashing biopic
While there is a lot of coverage of Saina's on-court achievements, Amole Gupte pulls back quite a few punches to give us a satisfying but cloyingly safe film
29 Mar 2021
Vetri Maaran: Success of Asuran will motivate investors to back films with Dalit representation
Asuran, bankrolled by Kalaipuli S Thanu, bagged the Best Tamil Film award, and won Dhanush his second Best Actor win after Aadukalam
23 Mar 2021
Nikil Murukan: The lockdown made me take up acting
PRO-turned-actor Nikil Murugan, who makes his acting debut as a cop in Vijay Sri G's Powder, talks about the film and more
21 Mar 2021
Mumbai Saga Movie Review: A retelling of the template gangster story that has its moments
Mumbai Saga plays out like a Sanjay Gupta greatest-hits album and does a decent job of keeping us engaged
19 Mar 2021
Vanitha Vijayakumar roped in for Prashanth's Andhaghan
Andhaghan is the Tamil remake of the National Award-winning Hindi film Andhadhun
16 Mar 2021
Capturing Cricket - Steve Waugh in India Review: A search into the method behind the madness
It is interesting to see the rather insightful and intense captain letting his guard down as he roams around the country capturing the vagaries of cricket in India
11 Mar 2021
A1 Express Movie Review: Sundeep Kishan scores high in landmark film
A1 Express is a masala sports film that does a lot of things at once, but manages to come up trumps with most.
05 Mar 2021
Aelay Movie Review: A warm, funny tale bogged down by some missteps
Aelay stays afloat, courtesy its efficient humour, some good performances from the leads, and impressive music
06 Mar 2021
Ninnila Ninnila Movie Review: A delectable tale of love, loss and longing
The best part of Ninnila Ninnila is how, despite a number of such sub-plots, it never once stops being a film about food
26 Feb 2021
Regina Cassandra: An actor should be able to break stereotypes
Regina, who was recently seen in Chakra, talks about straddling multiple industries, charting her career, and more
23 Feb 2021
Girls Hostel 2.0 Web Series Review: A solid follow-up to a relatable series
Girls Hostel 2.0 isn't exactly path-breaking but manages to provide enough insights into the workings of a regular hostel housing girls, who are as different as chalk and cheese
24 Feb 2021
Map of Tiny Perfect Things Movie Review: A tale with decent returns
Everyone else is living the same life every single day without the knowledge of such a catastrophe having befallen their lives
21 Feb 2021
Netflix's Pitta Kathalu Anthology Review: Fifty shades of love
Powered by uniformly strong performances, Pitta Kathalu just about manages to weave four passable love stories that are filled with deception and infidelity
19 Feb 2021
Uppena Movie Review: An age-old love story revitalised by impressive writing
Although the talking point of Uppena will definitely be that shocker of a climax, it is impressive how organic the lead up to that scene feels
12 Feb 2021
