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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Vaanam looks all set to become one of the most-talked-about films in 2011. And we have three reasons to it. It is an early bird in the unexplored multistarrer genre, the narration is totally new to Tamil cinema and finally, the message it delivers is strong.

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Director Subramaniam Siva, who touched the dark shades of life in Chennai in his last ‘Yogi’, has treaded a cool and a casual path in ‘Seedan’. A remake of Malayalam entertainer ‘Nandanam’, ‘Seedan’ is a breezy venture which also tells a message or two on human relationships.With Dhanush doing a cameo, the movie comes as a treat for those who love to watch time-pass popcorn entertainers, that too with whole family. Slow at places, there is no denying that the script is steady too.A romantic theme never fails to appease masses. If it is blended with a family drama, the delight is double. That is what ‘Seedan’ is all about. Ananya and newcomer Krishna are lover couple and with Dhanush playing the saviour of their affair, it is fun and joy throughout.

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Doing double role is always a delight for actors. From the days of MGR to Rajinikanth, Kamal Haasan till the contemporary heroes, the craze to play two characters in one film is immense.Joining the list is Jeeva with ‘Singam Puli’. As the title suggests, it is the tale of a ferocious battle between brothers (both played by Jeeva). Obviously it has to be between the good and the bad.Debutant director Sai Ramani seems to have been inspired heavily by the likes of ‘Vaali’ and ‘Azhagiya Thamizh Magan’ and laced it up with few moments from ‘Manmadha Leelai’ to render a commercial cocktail in ‘Singam Puli’.Jeeva who has a penchant to try his hands at different themes in Tamil cinema has gathered guts to do a double role. He has taken the task on his shoulders and gives a matured performance.

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“It’s a simple script and its screenplay is the plus point. I play a middle-class guy who has a wicked sense of humour. I worked hard on my body language and dialogue delivery, as these are essential for any comedy flick,” he adds. And here comes the surprise – there is no romantic scene in the film. “There’s a scene where the hero proposes to the heroine, but their love is captured in a song,” explains Vishnu. “Unlike some Madurai-based films, there’s no violence.

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Hisss (also known as Nagin: The Snake Woman) is a 2010 film directed by Jennifer Chambers Lynch.[3]. Bollywood Star Mallika Sherawat plays the lead role as Naagin.
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The film was gossiped to be a step higher than the successful 'Mantra' film and this time, a different element was included. While the first half goes off breezily and creates the right kind of fear, it is the second half which falls down in a spiral and takes away the juice. The drag in the climax is another setback. The focus was more on trying to shock the audience than on the content and how it must be executed.
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