Reviews

Kishkindhapuri follows a couple who run ghost tours in a creepy town. When a haunted radio station awakens a deadly force, things spiral into horror. With good performances, scary moments, and a tight story, it’s worth the watch

Mannu Kya Karegga? is a heartfelt coming-of-age story set in Dehradun. With charming performances by Vyom, Saachi Bindra and Vinay Pathak, the film balances romance, chaos and self-discovery, leaving behind a warm, memorable aftertaste

Mirai, directed by Karthik Gattamneni, blends mythology with superhero-style action in a grand fantasy spectacle. Teja Sajja impresses as Vedha, while Manchu Manoj makes a strong comeback. With stunning visuals and emotional balance, the film is a must-watch family entertainer

Madharaasi is a partly engaging spy thriller powered by Sivakarthikeyan’s charm and stylish action, but dragged narration, weak thrills, and underwhelming music dilute AR Murugadoss’s ambitious take on Tamil Nadu’s gun culture.

Krish Jagarlamudi’s Ghaati blends raw action with emotion, showcasing Anushka Shetty in a commanding comeback role as Seelavathi. Backed by Vikram Prabhu and a strong supporting cast, the film delivers a gripping tale of courage, betrayal, and survival.

Thalaivan Thalaivii, directed by Pandiraj, is a family drama where petty arguments spiral into chaos for Vijay Sethupathi and Nithya Menen’s characters. While loud and uneven, the film benefits from strong performances, good music, and relatable emotions. Now streaming on Prime Video

Janaki V vs State of Kerala follows a school teacher’s fight for justice against political power. Strong acting and a few impactful scenes stand out, though the focus shifts from the main issue. Now streaming on Zee5 in five languages

War 2 brings Hrithik Roshan and Jr NTR together in a stylish action drama spanning several countries. While Jr NTR impresses and the action is slick, the predictable plot and weak emotional connect make it less gripping than expected.

A charming rural rom-com about love caught in a family land dispute, Mothevari Love Story blends humor, heart, and authentic Telangana flavor for a warm, feel-good ZEE5 binge.

Set in united Andhra Pradesh, Mayasabha follows two friends-turned-political-rivals as they navigate caste, power, and ambition. A slow-burning drama with strong performances, the series isn’t ideal for family viewing.

A lawyer returns to the courtroom after a shocking incident and takes on a tough case. Sattamum Needhiyum is honest but doesn’t fully succeed in making an impact.

Set in the 90s, Kingdom follows a constable’s undercover mission to find his brother in Sri Lanka. With clean action, emotions and stylish making, it ends as a solid family watch.

Maargan is a tense Tamil crime thriller where Vijay Antony hunts a serial killer. Strong twists, Ajay Dhishan’s breakout role and sharp direction make this mystery worth watching.

Sarzameen is an emotional drama set in Kashmir, where a Colonel, his wife and their son face a battle inside their own home. Strong performances and heartfelt direction make it unforgettable.

An outlaw on a royal mission faces betrayal during a daring escape, leading to a deeper quest involving the Koh-i-Noor and a brutal emperor, setting the stage for an epic sequel.

Ronth is a Malayalam thriller that follows a senior cop and a rookie constable during a tense night patrol. While the film sets up a gripping mood and strong performances, the story feels rushed and ends too suddenly, leaving little emotional impact.

A grieving couple’s search for their missing newborn drives this suspenseful emotional thriller, with strong performances and a powerful message at its heart.

8 Vasantalu follows Suddhi, a free-spirited girl from Ooty, on an eight-year journey of love, heartbreak, and self-discovery, with soulful music and stunning visuals adding depth to her story

Tovino Thomas’ Narivetta explores the clash between police and tribals in Wayanad, inspired by real events. This intense Malayalam thriller, now on SonyLIV, questions power, justice, and human conscience

James Gunn’s Superman brings fresh energy to the iconic hero, skipping the origin story and adding quirky elements like Krypto the Superdog and Metamorpho. With humor, action, and unexpected characters, it’s a bold, pulsing departure from Snyder’s darker vision

Maalik’ is a gritty 1988-set gangster drama in Allahabad, led by Rajkummar Rao’s powerful performance. Directed by debutant Pulkit, the film balances intense action, emotional storytelling, and stellar cinematography to deliver a gripping, character-driven cinematic experience

Uppu Kappurambu is a partly fun and partly emotional film that could have been much better.

Maa blends mythology and horror in a gripping story of maternal fury and divine power. Kajol delivers her finest performance as Ambika, a modern-day embodiment of Kali, in this emotionally resonant and visually stunning film that redefines Indian genre cinema

‘M3GAN 2.0’ trades horror-comedy for chaotic, high-octane action with global stakes and military AI warfare. While visually ambitious, the sequel loses the original’s charm and coherence in favour of blockbuster tropes and an overly complex plot