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

'Akira' is yet another film in which being a strong woman essentially means having to suffer and sacrifice

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

A film about a motley crew on a road trip is actually an overt promotion for an EDM fest

Vikram, a cold-hearted secret agent, a widower, is the only one who can save the universe.

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

Nawazuddin Siddiqui holds it together as a golfing hero for this over the top entertainer

'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.

With ‘Rekka’, ‘Makkal Selvan’ Vijay Sethupathi makes this trip to aruval land. But has he arrived?

With its fast pace and gorgeous locations, Ron Howard’s latest isonly pretty to watch

Graphics and fantasy fail to save this film

It’s like those Rajinikanth movies where he does everything for his siblings and children.

They are all living, breathing characters, and yet... frustratingly, this depth never really translates into the ground-breaking conflicts the film’s mood keeps hinting at.

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

What starts out as a high-paced exciting action-fuelled film soon unravels to become a family drama.

Puri Jagannadh takes up an interesting idea but the way he treats it leaves a lot to be desired

A refreshing vehicle for a director and an actor making their debuts

There’s nothing nuanced or new in this film about one of the worst pogroms of our times: the anti-Sikh riots of 1984

A group of people are travelling to Busan in a train. So are zombies.

Casting could be a deterrent to this film

For all the hype it generated for selling itself as an epic, it’s sad that the faults too lie there.

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

The length mars a gripping narrative

ADHM is the latest in the brand of cinema that isn’t so much as plot driven as it is focused on characters, relationships and interactions.

What’s most heartening about the film is the weight it gives to its female characters.

‘Doctor Strange’ is a subverted superhero film with plenty to look and laugh at.

‘Naruda Donoruda’ is an earnest attempt, but seems a little forced

A moderately entertaining albeit predictable story in a novel universe

A few glitches notwithstanding, Sara’s performance is worth watching

R.P. Patnaik’s take on the fourth estate fails to appeal

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

A musical without any memorable songs

Abhinay Deo just wants to please us with long chases and car crashes, bullets and blood.

The film deals with a serious issue but sounds a bit irrelevant now

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

From the beginning to the sudden twist towards the end and then on to a protracted climax, the film has a "seen that many a times" feel.