The Perfect Movie! Review of: Mouna Raagam Lakshm...  K - February 15 ,08 If there ever was a way to sculpt reality into a frame, Mani Rathnam would do it - and when he did years back a movie was born - a movie that transcended languages and was a hit across the country. That movie was Mouna Raagam! Karthick's best performance ever is in this movie - his wit, looks, "charm"(as he says it) and screen presence is amazing... more... Was this review …?   0   0   0 View All Reviews

Not Much of a Stunt. Review of: Milk Roo  U - February 23 ,09 This movie is a 2008 biographical film about Harvey Milk(Sean Penn), a gay rights activist. Milk was the first openly gay man who was elected in the board of Supervisors of San Fransisco. He lost a lot of times but each time his campaign came out to be a lot stronger than the last one and with a lot more people to support him. There is a LOT of e... more... Was this review …?   0   0   0 View All Reviews

Entertaining! Review of: Makdee yusra  a - April 19 ,08 With all the publicity and accolades this film gained, it is hard to have missed it, unless you are the type with absolutely no interest in films what so ever. At one look the film might seem like any other children’s film, but it has enough potential to keep the adults intrigued as well. It is the tale of twins, Chunni (Shweta Prasad) very darin... more... Was this review …?   0   0   0 View All Reviews

Bollywood Ishtyle! Review of: Mela yusra  a - June 25 ,09 If you wish to lounge around and spend three hours of typical bolywood style, then this movie would provide all that you seek. From dramatic acting, song and dance sequences, comedy, love story to a climax that’s obvious, you would find it all in Mela. Rupa (Twinkle Khanna) is the much loved sister. When the little village is attacked by dacoits ... more... Was this review …?   1   0   1 View All Reviews

On a Different Note! Review of: Mein Aisa Hi Hun yusra  a - June 28 ,09 The film did not create that much a stir on the box office. But some interested movie buffs made sure they watched, perhaps out of sole curiosity. The film has a simple script that’s progressive and ends on an obvious and easily guessed note. Indraneel (Ajay Devgan) is differently abled. He is a man trapped in a grown up body with a child’s brain... more... Was this review …?   0   0   0 View All Reviews