Shilpa Sudam

Rana Naidu - DO NOT WATCH THIS SERIES Rana Naidu is a series that, unfortunately, relies heavily on vulgar language, explicit scenes, and inappropriate content. It was quite disappointing to see such a respected lineup of actors associated with a project that lacks any meaningful or sensible message. I genuinely wonder whether the cast and creators of this show would feel comfortable watching it with their own families or children. If not, then why present it to the larger audience under the banner of mainstream entertainment? Many viewers, including myself, have grown up admiring these actors for their roles in family-friendly and impactful films. To see such talented individuals involved in something that feels more like shock value than storytelling is deeply disheartening. Going forward, I sincerely hope the industry focuses more on content that is thought-provoking, clean, and suitable for a wider audience. Viewers still crave good storytelling without the need for excessive vulgarity or sensationalism. I wish, I could tag actors when we post review so that review reach them.

'Court' - A Realistic and Eye-Opening Film 'Court' is a fantastic movie, giving us a real feel of what happens in a courtroom. It's about a regular family who unknowingly gets caught up in a lawsuit, showing us the struggles they go through. The actors in the movie really pull you into their world, making it feel like you're in their shoes. It's pretty impressive. What's even more interesting is how the movie shows us some lawyers who aren't just about money. They genuinely care about helping people, which is a breath of fresh air. The way the movie is put together, from the story to how it's shown on screen, is just top-notch. The creators did a brilliant job highlighting what many of us don't know about the law system. All in all, 'Court' is worth watching. It's a gripping film that shows real-world struggles in a courtroom. It gives you a new respect for some lawyers and leaves you deep in thought. Definitely a standout movie.

Maruthi Nagar Subramanyam, directed by Laxman Karya is proof that great stories don’t need huge budgets. This family-friendly film centers around 10Lakhs and a government job, delivering a simple yet touching narrative that resonates with all ages. The strength of the film lies in its storytelling and the genuine performances of its cast. [Rao Ramesh]. The chemistry between the actors, especially in family scenes, is natural and heartwarming, drawing viewers into their world. Despite the film’s modest budget, the director skillfully uses each scene to enhance the emotional core of the story. The lack of special effects is hardly noticed, thanks to the engaging plot and meaningful dialogue. Maruthi Nagar Subramanyam strikes a perfect balance between entertainment and a heartfelt message, making it an ideal choice for family viewing. Laxman Karya deserves credit for crafting a charming, memorable film that stays with you long after the credits roll. Rating: 5/5 Perfect for a cozy family movie night.