'Venghai' lives up to the title for being riveting. It hardly has anything new in terms of the story, but the shrewd screenplay and narration of events makes it count. Since the days of 'Thamizh', Hari has made it a point to lace his movie with commercial elements to attract front-benchers. And 'Venghai' is one more from his stable that quite lives up to expectations.The story is as old as the hills. It�s a typical Tamil formula - that of a fight between the good and bad. Veera Pandi (Raj Kiran) is the landlord, who is respected by the people in Pandipuram village in Siva Ganga district. His son Selvam (Dhanush) is an upright and angry young man, who goes his father's way.
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Art house director T V Chandran has made many movies that have defined the watching styles of so many in Mollywood, to the extent that the has already found his undeniable place in the all-time hall of fame of Malayalam filmmakers. His latest 'Sankaranum Mohananum' was advertised as a movie that will be the first commercial attempt by the director in Mollywood. But after watching the movie, what we feel is that the director has tried a little bit more, in his attempts to make the flick appealing to regular film goers, but in the process lost much of his strengths as a meaningful film maker .
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Cinema lovers are thirsting for novel and untold stories and expect every film with newcomers as one, which may fill the void, with fresh content. If you haven't spotted one theme with freshness, the execution of the' subject can also make all the difference.And for a love story, if you fall in love with the on-screen characters and also if it knocks on the doors of your heart, then it is sure to work.
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Sibi Malayil who was known to handle emotional cinemas with great care seems to have lost his magic touch in the recent years. Sure, his movies has become more technically fine and glitzy than his older films, but what is gravely missing is that intrinsic emotional depth. As usual with the regular potboilers, his new movie 'Violin' is just another formula movie where the central route seems to be-cast a good looking pair, choose a tried-and-tested story, garnish it with sugary, passionate, delightful situations, add a couple of lively songs and shoot the movie at panoramic locales. The formula seems to be working good for quite some years, but here the situations are not so passionate, the lilting scores are absent and above all the affecting intensity is hardly visible.
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'Bombay March 12' defy the stereotypes. It doesn't have lead men who do all the heroics, nor do they break into songs and dances. Not a love story, it is not an action movie or drama either. And even, it is not filmed at stunning locales in India or abroad. Instead, it is a tale that narrates the fates of men whose life gets affected with the after effects of terror acts done by someone else. Making a point about current day's situations where a person who hardly has no connections with events gets victimized due to his name and religion, this debut feature by Babu Janardhanan is hard-hitting cinema with many moments that you can carry home.In the technical front, Babu Janardhanan has brought in the best of the performances from his technical crew. Vipin Mohan's camerawork is his best in recent times, with the very best of the shots made in appealing tonal variations.The editor Vijayshankar has also done some praiseworthy cuts. Afsal Yusuf's songs are good and aptly suits the movie. But another name who steals the show is Prashath Pillai, whose BG scores are indeed exceptional.
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Onam is considered as the biggest festival season of Kerala. So all Malayalam superstars are gearing up to treat their fans on this occasion. Actors like Mammootty, Suresh Gopi, Mohanlal, Dileep, Prithviraj, Jayaram and Tamil star Vijay are set to release their movies. Movie buffs in the state will have six films to enjoy this season. Meanwhile, Tamil actor Vijay has planned to release his movie Velayudham this Onam and it will be screened in 90 centres. However, this Onam season is going to be a big fight among the superstars at Kerala Box Office as all their movies are much-hyped films. Now, it should be seen who would finally be the winners?
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Kunchacko Boban and Jayasurya are currently acting together in the movie Three Kings. They are teaming up again for another Malayalam movie. The duo's next film has been titled Crackjack, which has been directed by debutante Tivin. Currently, they are said to be looking suitable actresses for female leads.Tivin has been an assistant to the director duo Rafi-Mecartin and now he is turning independent director with the movie. Pallssery has written the screenplay based on director Shafi's story.
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Director Madhu Kaithapuram's off-beat movie Orma Mathram, which features actor Dileep and actress Priyanka Nair in the leads, has already completed its production works. The Malayalam film has recently cleared the formalities of the Censor Board and has received a clean 'U' certificate.According to sources, Orma Mathram throws light on intercast marriage and a few social issues. Jagathy Sreekumar is playing a lawyer in the movie, which also features a host of stars like Salim Kumar, Nedumudi Venu, Kalabhavan Mani, Lalu Alex and Manoj K Jayan in special appearance.
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