Dharmadurai leaves us dry-eyed, despite much potential for drama.

Jonah Hill, who reportedly has put on more weight for this part, is a riot each time he’s raging, which is almost through the whole film.

A modern-day adaptation of Savitri and Satyavan pitted against Yamraj is a snoozefest

A murder mystery with zero thrills

The narrative takes many breaks along the way to accommodate cringe-worthy comedy sequences that comprise characters trying to grope women and sleep with them forcibly.

NTR and Mohanlal’s performances save an otherwise tepid film

A chilling, thrilling twist on the home invasion genre leaves you rooting for the bad guys.

It’s not a good sign when the story seems less interested in suspense than in sickles whooshing down every few minutes.

Forget memorable, the passengers are so irritating that one would rather hop off the film and abort the trip

A Youtube video before suicide changes a man’s life

Establishing Srinivasa Avasarala’s repertoire as a director

Passionless performances and cardboard characters mark this much awaited directorial debut by Nitya Mehra

'Devi' is A.L. Vijay’s way of saying he can do pei-sa vasool entertainers too.

‘Remo’ is less about convincing us that a man can become a woman than reminding us Sivakarthikeyan has become a star.

Potentially successful as a politically incorrect statement, the film is defeated by a meandering plot and excessively crude lingo

The film turns out almost three hours long with just a wisp of a story.

The playfulness to the writing around Ravana and his ten perennially bickering heads could have made the film oddly amusing. But alas, the humour remains just a flash

Gautam Menon presents a classy urban romance that swiftly shifts into an action-thriller

The wildly popular author, sharpens her quill admirably with her first film based on a Harry Potter spin-off

KIK is Rajesh’s seventh film and it’s amusing to see how little his cinema has evolved.

The Australian’s charisma lies in her ability to be excruciatingly vulnerable to an audience with a swagger that’s both self-assured and relatable

Helmed by a striking protagonist, Ariane Labed's directorial debut short is a visually-poised study of a skewed relationship

Krishand RK’s award-winning ‘Aavasavyuham’ is on the environment and man’s innate link with nature

This cringey Telugu potboiler starring Nithiin and Krithi Shetty is a test of patience

‘Karthikeya 2’ rides on an interesting premise but its preachy tone prevents it from becoming an absorbing thriller

The Telugu crime thriller engages, but doesn’t go beyond tried and tested tropes

With Brahmanandam as a storyteller, the Telugu anthology film ‘Panchathantram’ looks at memories through sensory experiences and a couple of stories hit the sweet spot

Satyadev and Tamannaah Bhatia try but the Telugu film ‘Gurthunda Seethakalam’ is a test of patience

The twists and turns notwithstanding, it’s tough to sit through the Telugu film ‘Vinaro Bhagyamu Vishnu Katha’

‘Balagam’, first-time director Venu Yeldandi’s Telugu indie-style drama starring Priyadarshi, is outrageously funny while holding a mirror to fractured familial ties and human behaviour

The Telugu anthology ‘Anger Tales’ explores anger that stems from everyday situations through effective performances 

Writer-director Srinivas Avasarala ventures into a niche zone and succeeds to an extent with Phalana Abbayi Phalana Ammayi, helped by Malvika Nair and Naga Shaurya’s performances

Srikanth Odela makes an assured directorial debut with the Telugu film ‘Dasara’, exploring caste politics in a mainstream format, backed by good performances from the cast led by Nani and Keerthy Suresh

Director Venkat Prabhu’s Telugu-Tamil bilingual ‘Custody’ is not among his best, but has plenty going for it

Newcomers led by Sumanth Prabhas get the carefree rural Telangana vibe right in the Telugu film ‘Mem Famous’, which shines in a few segments but falls short of being a roller coaster fun ride

Director Pavan Sadineni’s Telugu web series ‘Dayaa’, headlined by J D Chakravarthy’s restrained brilliance, is a gritty series that can leave viewers curious to know more

The Adidas Switch Fwd series effectively blends the soft EVA foam with the harder TPU plate to give a comfortably cushioned midsole for running on city roads

Director Srikanth Addala’s ‘Peddha Kapu 1’ is a patience-testing, messy portrayal of the rise of a common man amid class, caste and power struggles 

CEOs of key firms, in conversation with businessline, discuss Tamil Nadu’s potential due to its large senior population

‘Hyderabad accounts for 14 per cent of aggregate national office stock’

HC had ruled in February that transfer of right to develop land under JDA shall be taxable