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	Aakashavaani Movie Review: An engaging take on oppression and superstition This Ashwin Gangaraju-directorial might be overlong but its unadulterated intentions coupled with an equally coherent story-telling make it a worthwhile watch  Published on 24th September 2021
	Raame Aandalum Raavane Aandalum Movie Review: A patchy satire marred by simplistic writing RaRa is unfortunately found wanting in every area. It’s a film with relentless dialogue, and there’s often the tendency to say, not show Published on 24th September 2021
	Sunny Movie Review: Poignant and hopeful, if not groundbreaking, storytelling Ranjith Sankar's new film is driven by mood more than plot Published on 23rd September 2021
	Sex Education Season 3 Review: A worthy follow-up built on sensitive writing Netflix's teen drama series continues to tell honest stories of layered characters who deal with sensitive issues Published on 20th September 2021
	Paka (River of Blood) Movie Review: Superlative performances anchor this chilling revenge drama Nithin Lukose's directorial debut, which premiered at TIFF 2021, might appeal to fans of KG George's Irakal or Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather Published on 20th September 2021
	The Stronghold (BAC Nord) Movie Review: Gritty, realistic, yet unoriginal film A fair effort in the ‘cops and drug dealers’ genre, the film could have done with more originality to make an impression Published on 18th September 2021
	Annabelle Sethupathi Movie Review: The premise is interesting, but the pain is real If your idea of humour is having humans likened to unusual combinations of objects, perhaps you might have more fun than I did Published on 17th September 2021
	Gully Rowdy Movie Review: A forgettable, even if harmless, crime-comedy The fun ideas in G Nageswara Reddy’s family-comedy-meets-crime-thriller never see fruition Published on 17th September 2021
	Kodiyil Oruvan Movie Review: A film that ticks off all the boxes for masala entertainment Kodiyil Oruvan is an unabashed commercial entertainer, and no surprise, the hero wins. Making this format click with the audience is quite tricky, but the balance is perfect here Published on 17th September 2021
	Free Guy Movie Review: A fun, even if superficial, ride Free Guy is perhaps the fun experience we have craved to escape reality just like the video games it is based on Published on 17th September 2021
	Don't Breathe 2 Movie Review: A decent thriller that struggles to deal with the sequel pressure  A decent thriller that struggles to deal with the sequel pressure Published on 17th September 2021
	OLD Movie Review: Compelling Shyamalan thriller with an underwhelming end M Night Shyamalan's latest thriller explores a brilliant idea that gets spoiled by its ineffective final reveal Published on 17th September 2021
	Ankahi Kahaniya Review: Netflix anthology offers love on the quiet  Two films have the stamp of convention, while a third one shines  Published on 17th September 2021
	Maestro Movie Review: A largely faithful remake that falls short of expectations For all those who have watched Andhadhun, the remake will turn out to be unsatisfying, while for the rest it's a one-time watch Published on 17th September 2021
	Kaanekkaane Movie Review: Suraj Venjaramoodu excels in a flawed but intriguing mystery Kaanekkaane is another intellectually stimulating exercise from writers Bobby and Sanjay Published on 17th September 2021