Abu Mohammad Faisal

Found this gem from the top rated Telugu film list. I was astonished to see such a high rating, that too from a lot of people. That's when I understood it's not traditional masala or commercial sort of motion picture. And started watching it and I must say, with all the debutants featured in this film with all of their camera faults, this movie is amazing to watch and enjoy. The strong story with a bigger than life message, this movie takes away breaths in every twists and turns. To be honest, I was not expected such climax until very last moment. So beautifully crafted and sewed in an intrinsic manner, this movie is a must watch for any motion picture lover. It's not a Telugu asset, it's bigger. Maha Venkatesh showed something sweet, resolute, unbending and lovable at the same time. Kudos! - From Bangladesh

Displayed brilliantly and throwing was intensely gripping. The narration was served in a way that each have to sit on their edges of chair every moment. Short, precise, direct and with some cinematographic genius. Although, making it in the Mueller era is interesting. One who knows history, would easily deduct Chernobyl was in fact a vital stroke to the roots of Soviets. Showing it through a glittering medium like this is like letting every one of 15-45 age group know what happened without proper care and competence in case of nuclear catastrophe(as USSR). And eventually, how fool the Russians are! For the series 5/5.

Mesmerizing stories converging in a more beautiful way to render an intricate message of life, harmony and sense of beauty, as a whole. Larger than minute life and feelings take over the wholesome idea of the movie. When a person undergoes a change in his/her sense, ideology or thinking does it still remain the same person? Change is the main question and dilemma explored here through 3 delicate stories. An interesting concept and a very important question asked! Technicality seems too stretching. Over elongated shots, apparently needless long shots, obsession with single shots - are few to name. The movie is not meant for the mass but for a few heavy head-walas, I presume. If anyone has 2hr 20mins for exploring philosophy and life, they are welcome to enjoy this piece.

Mani Ratnam's take on capitalism. Nothing more to say about this gem.

A Mani Ratnam classic. Purely realistic depiction of love and marriage. The thing is, the both perspective, nuptials and parents are presented sublimely. Life is not only one's view - this truth hits every time one watches a Mani Ratnam. R Madhavan is hell of an actor whether it's screen presence with might (three dots) or romance (this) or comedy (3 idiots). He along with Shalini pulled this great movie with such ease that one must praise. Supporting actors are as always fulfilling for Mani's projects. And what to say about maestro's music. He makes all of us awe-struck again and again without fail. Kudos!

Nicely crafted story backed by well thought out direction and screenplay met KK Menon, Ashish and Tisca. This was bound to be entertaining. Manish Gupta is a sharp screen player - one must say. The capacity of the movie in keeping its audience on the tip of their seats is just great. One with enough patience and taste for good acting skill is bound to enjoy this piece. Menon's walnut eating and story revealing scene remind of Feluda by Satyajit Roy. Carefully examining the spots, characters and events - a trademark for detectives which is pulled nicely by Paraskar (KK). A huge shout out to the team of 'Rahasya'. A good mystery thriller..

A great story with good adaptation of the rural women life. The patriarch society is shown too nakedly in this four ladies' film. They confront the ruthless society and find their own way out. The slap against the face of the Indian male dominated village side and a depiction of dumb and wannabe teenagers of the locality. This film hits the existing acceptance and normality hard. Tannishtha, Radhika and Surveen - all were amazing! They pulled this project so nicely that it had been seemed hard that they were producing high end life depiction too. Wonderful direction along with nice use of music.

Too sweet of a story leaves those spell bound who had happy memories. Such a good feelings after watching the whole movie. C Prem Kumar gave us a surreal as well as a fantastic love nostalgia. Vijay Sethupathi and Trisha - Nothing to say about them. Too good, man! too good!!

Easy loll of a sort. Preach and teach type movie by director Karthik. Way of telling the story is somewhat Latin Am stylish. like a merry go round where the ending is upside down too. Siddharth was in his typical lugubrious mood where as Simha could have exerted a little bit more. Didn't find any necessity of the character played by Lakshmi though she pulled it off nicely. Background score is quite different and kinda gives vibe of the western. Overall the reel is a good time pass.