Ajaab Tarzan Ni Gajab Kahani Review – Suresh Joshi Ka Vision: Bachchon Ki Duniya Ka Jungle Ya Missed Adult Appeal? As someone who has tracked Gujarati cinema’s evolution closely, Suresh Joshi’s name comes with a clear expectation — rooted storytelling, family-first intent, and a sincere attempt to break regional comfort zones. With Ajaab Tarzan Ni…
Mahasenha Review – Dinesh Kalaiselvan’s Big Jungle Vision: Bold Leap or Misfired Experiment? I’ve tracked directors who gamble big with folklore cinema, and Mahasenha instantly felt like one such high-risk swing. Coming at a time when mystical-rooted films are trending hard in 2025, expectations from Dinesh Kalaiselvan were naturally sky-high. The question was simple: could…
Maanbumigu Parai Review – A Brave Social Statement That Struggles Between Intent and Impact Watching Maanbumigu Parai as someone who has tracked Tamil cinema’s social storytelling for nearly two decades, I went in with cautious hope. This is not a film that tries to entertain you blindly, nor does it completely fail you. Instead, it…
Eesha Review – A Chilling Folklore Horror That Balances Fear, Flaws, and Freshness After tracking Telugu cinema trends for nearly two decades, I’ve learned to approach horror with guarded optimism. Eesha doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but it attempts something rarer—telling a grounded folklore story without insulting the audience’s intelligence. Quick Gist: Four childhood friends return…
Drive (2025) Review – A Fast-Paced Telugu Actioner That Balances Heart and Horsepower Watching Telugu cinema evolve over the last 18+ years has taught me one thing—mid-budget action films survive only when intent is honest. Drive (2025) doesn’t chase pan-India noise; it sticks to its lane and accelerates with conviction. Quick Gist: Drive is a…
Alpha: Men Love Vengeance Review – Did Vijay Naagendra Deliver a Directorial Masterstroke or Just Another Action Flick? Vijay Naagendra’s past films like Geetha and Gurudeva Hoysala set a high benchmark for narrative-driven action, but also invited comparisons for pacing and emotional depth. With Alpha: Men Love Vengeance, he steps into a heavier revenge-laden canvas,…
Jeev Gujarati Movie Review – Jigar Kapdi’s Most Sensitive Vision Yet or a Safe Creative Bet? I’ve followed Gujarati cinema long enough to know that when a director chooses restraint over noise, it’s either quiet brilliance or cautious storytelling. With Jeev, Jigar Kapdi stepped into emotionally loaded territory — a real-life story rooted in compassion…
29 Director’s Vision Review – Rathna Kumar’s Quietest Film or His Most Personal Statement Yet? I’ve followed Rathna Kumar’s career arc from raw romance to provocative thrillers, and 29 feels like a conscious pause in that journey. After films that sparked debates and collaborations that rode mass adrenaline, the pre-release chatter around 29 wasn’t about…
Epic: First Semester Review – Aditya Haasan’s Debut Vision: Fresh Love Story or Familiar Territory? I’ve seen many debut directors arrive with noise, but very few come with intent written all over their first frame. With Epic: First Semester, Aditya Haasan steps into the 2025 director spotlight carrying not just a film, but a clear…
Bhay: The Gaurav Tiwari Mystery Review – Robbie Grewal’s Quietest Direction Turns Out to Be His Boldest Bet I’ve followed Robbie Grewal’s career long enough to know he’s never been a loud filmmaker, but with Bhay: The Gaurav Tiwari Mystery, he goes almost invisible—and that’s exactly where the power lies. In the 2025 director spotlight,…