 | Predictable but charmingOne wishes that Krinsky had not cared to include several talking heads of people displaying their donations to the Broken Hearts Gallery. |
 | 'Nenjam Marappathillai' review: A dark comedy that works brilliantly in patchesMore importantly though, it’s a film that’s so original in its objective and treatment that you can barely take your eyes off it. |
 | 'Anbirkiniyal' review: A satisfying remake with an extra pinch of dramaThe girl herself is an epitome of love, and Anbirkiniyal is filled with characters willing to go to any extent for love. |
 | 'Hero' review: A rare attempt at black comedy in Kannada cinemaIf you are one of those who can recognize humour, wrapped in the dark cloak of violence or nestled in the gentle arms of love, then Hero is for you. |
 | 'Raya and the Last Dragon' review: Disney returns with another classicBut now that I’ve watched it, I can say the dragon and the film as a whole, surpassed all expectations with flying colours. |
 | 'A1 Express' review: Sundeep Kishan scores high in landmark filmIf Natpe Thunai established that Adhi’s debut was not a flash in the pan, A1 Express aims to cement Sundeep as a bankable star, and what better way to do this than with a masala film. |
 | 'Wandavision' review: Bridging the past and the future of the MCUIn Wandavision, we get to look at the two titular characters provide a study in contrast to anger. |
 | 'The Girl and the Spider' review: A waltzing ensembleAt first, The Girl and the Spider can be confusing without being disorienting with its ensemble, but this is a feature. |
 | 'Aelay' review: A warm, funny tale bogged down by some misstepsThe film begins with a voiceover that introduces us to Parthi (Manikandan making yet another case of his potential to be a lead hero) and his father Muthukutty (a brilliant Samuthirakani). |
 | '1962: The War in the Hills' review: Trekking to disasterIt’s a fine reunion. Both Abhay and Mahie look decidedly middle-aged, missing the freshness and enthusiasm they showed in 2009. |
 | 'I Care A Lot' review: This Rosamund Pike-starrer knows how to con you rightA typical day of this cunning con-woman, who calls herself lioness, involves hunting for vulnerable old prey, who she then takes into her ‘care’ facility. Lions hunt in packs. |
 | 'Thirike' review: A fresh take on a familiar tale of brotherhoodMen kidnapping their brothers in movies is not a new thing. |
 | 'Sangathalaivan' review: A fairly engaging political drama despite some blemishesSamuthirakani is an interesting actor, who cleverly balances his loud, political films with fun, masala entertainers. |
 | 'Check' review: This Telugu flick is not as clever as a chess movie should beSomewhere in the film, Aditya (Nithiin in the role of a terror-convict) is seen wearing a T-shirt on which are written these words: ‘League of Legends’. |
 | 'Ninnila Ninnila' review: A delectable tale of love, loss and longingHowever, Ninnila Ninnila isn’t just about food. It is also about friendship, family, and love. |
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