 | Movie Review | Right note, amateur attempt'Bhava Chitra' begins as a regular boy-meets-girl film but debutant director Girish Kumar B brings in reincarnation and paranormal elements to give it a twist of sorts. |
 | 'Gilky' Review: Laudable attempt let down by logical loopholesDepicting characters that aren’t beautiful or perfect is a risky task, but the director has taken it as a challenge in his debut film. |
 | '83' movie review: Kabir Khan's multi-starrer is wishful but entertainingIt begins with the Indian team convening for the 1983 World Cup in England and Wales-and it ends with them winning it. |
| Kabir Khan’s film is wishful but entertainingThe movie isn’t the sharpest of sports spectacles. Its insistence on detail and technique is soon replaced by high drama. What's undeniable though is the occasional smartness of writing. |
 | 'Enemy 'movie review: A no-frills action thriller that strikes the right emotional chordsEnemy is not only a film with lots of weaponry, but also one that takes a different type of gun—the Chekhov’s gun—quite seriously. |
 | 'Sooryavanshi' film review: Suave and stylish Akshay Kumar wows with thrilling actionAkshay Kumar may not be offering anything new by way of histrionics, but there is comfort in his familiar style and his action scenes are a treat to watch. |
 | 'W Jak Morderstwo' movie review: A charming lead, but little otherwiseWe saw this in Why Women Kill. Many, many films have reminded us that all is not necessarily well in your garden-variety friendly-family neighbourhood. |
 | 'Yennanga Sir Unga Sattam' movie review: Too many ideologies spoil this social dramaDebutant Prabhu Jayaram’s Yennanga Sir Unga Sattam is a marriage of two unrelated stories separated by the interval. |
 | 'Halloween Kills' movie review: Not many tricks or treats in this Halloween filmIt’s that time of the year when fear is celebrated all over the world, and here’s a film from a popular franchise, aiming to create nerve-wracking terror to set us up for Halloween. |
 | 'Romantic' movie review: An assault on our sensesPuri Jagannadh proved that he regained some of his lost mojo through the mass entertainer iSmart Shankar. |
 | 'Thinkalazhcha Nishchayam' movie review: A treasure trove of laughsThinkalazhcha Nishchayam is a classic testament to the idea that one doesn’t have to rely on popular stars to make something work |
 | 'Doctor' film review: This inventive black comedy features an all new SivakarthikeyanFor a brief while, a few minutes into Sivakarthikeyan’s latest film, Doctor, I wasn’t sure if I’d stepped into a Selvaraghavan film by mistake. |
 | 'Shiddat' review: Love’s labour’s lostIn Shiddat, after 50 minutes of characters driving each other up the wall, the film finally drops the DDLJ reference. |
 | 'Republic' review: An engaging critique on corruptionRepublic opens with Abhiram driving through a narrow road in the rural premises of Eluru on a rainy night. |
 | 'Mohandas' review: Apt capture of the adolescent times of the MahatmaThe director’s Midas touch, and the excellent work of the technical team and performances ensure an effective portrayal of Gandhiji when he was an innocent kid happy in his own world. |
