Oh the feels a small, simple film gives you! <3 The last time I felt like this was back in the year 2016 when this gem of a film called Pellichoopulu was released. Coming from the same producers is Mental Madhilo starring the highly underrated Sreevishnu and Nivetha Pethuraj in her Telugu debut. This film shares…
Siddharth’s Gruham may not be the best horror movie ever but it certainly does what it sets out to do. It does a pretty good job delivering those chills down your spine. Be it spooky silences or jump-scares, the mission is accomplished. Jump-scares. Hmm. Now, as much as I would like a few jump-scares in…
PSV Garuda Vega is Praveen Sattaru’s most ambitious film till date. This is the first time Praveen is trying the thriller genre and he does a good job! Dr. Rajasekhar has a winner on his hands after almost a decade. Dr. Rajasekhar plays an NIA officer who investigates an ongoing bomb blast + scam +…
Vunnadi Okkate Zindagi is a simple story of two childhood best friends, Abhi (Ram) and Vasu (Sri Vishnu). They always have each other’s back. They are like brothers. Cut to several years later, they are not talking to each other anymore. Why? You’ll have to watch the movie to find out. What led to their…
Raja The Great is a through and through mediocre film. Starring Ravi Teja and Mehreen Peerzada, RTG revolves around Raja, a blind guy, played by Ravi Teja, and how he comes to the rescue of Lucky (Mehreen) when she’s in trouble. The only novelty in this otherwise mundane, predictable film is that the hero’s character…
Nene Raaju Nene Mantri is Teja’s comeback movie after a string of flops. Popular for romantic movies, Teja tries to attempt a political drama this time around and both fortunately and unfortunately, it’s the romantic thread in the film that walks away a winner, towering over everything else in the film. The film plays out…
RGG-2 is a crushing bore. To start with, there’s no Raju gaaru here. Nitpicking about the movie’s name aside, the film itself is bland. It’s supposed to be a horror comedy. It ends up being very less horror (read: very very very very very less) and some tasteless comedy sprinkled over a paper-thin plot. Three…
