Vishal Bhardwaj's films always have a different story to tell, be it Omkara, Makdee, Maqbool or Kaminey. His films are usually high on content. His "7 Khoon Maaf" is based on Ruskin Bond's 'Susanne's Seven Husbands'. It is a dark thriller about an incorrigible serial spouse-killer, Susanna Anna-Marie Johannes (Priyanka). She is a beautiful young girl, who ties the knot seven times, following the mysterious and untimely deaths of her hapless husbands. Priyanka's character ages from 20 to 65 years in this movie and it is unquestionably the role of a lifetime. This story happens in a sprawling house and at a time when there were butlers, maids and housekeepers.
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Tanu Weds Manu Review Ratings: 3/5 Tanu weds Manu is an out and out romantic comedy. It starts with a high energy pace and the tempo is maintained well. The marriage process of a typical north Indian family is well portrayed with a touch of humor. Roles of the characters in the movie: Madhavan as Manoj Sharma Kangana Ranaut as Tanuja Trivedi Jimmy Shergill as Raja Deepak Dobriyal as Pappi Eijaz Khan as Jassi Swara Bhaskar as Payal Ravi Kissen, Rajendra Gupta & K.K.Raina in other supporting roles Sound Tracks of 'Tanu Weds Manu' Sadi Gill sung by Lehmber Hussainpuri Yun Hi sung by Mohit Chauhan Rangrez sugn by Krsna Piya sung by Roop KUmar Rathod Mannu Bhaiya sung by Sunidhi Chauhan, Ujjaini, Niladri Jugni sung by Mika Rangrez by Wadali Brothers (Purachand Wadali, PyARE Lal Wadali) If sources are to be believed 'Konkona Sen Sharma' was initially thought to play the role in this flick who has been replaced by the curvy beauty Kangana Tanu Weds Manu Movie Review.
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It has been an age old debate in Malayalam on what has been the impact of mimicry on films here, over the years. Mukesh and Jagadeesh have been known for some of such comic capers in the past and they have tried to repeat the same old tricks in director Viji Thampy’s Natakame Ulakam. But the sad part is that it looks thoroughly jaded and ineffective in a big way.It’s quite a tough task to remember what the storyline is once you get out of theatres after watching this film and it gives the feeling that the sequences were decided on the set, day after day. Omanakkuttan (Mukesh) is the manager of a bank, headed by his father in law (Jagathy Sreekumar), who hates him. Pappan (Jagadeesh) is a peon there but he, along with Omanakkuttan, spends more time practicing plays. Nandana (Saranya Mohan), who is love with Murali (Vinu Mohan), comes to become the heroine in one of the plays.
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Just when you thought that Malayalam filmmakers have stopped experimenting with newer themes and styles, here is a fascinating movie which will totally shake you up.Director Rajesh Pillai has come up with the fantastically made Traffic, based on a well-written script by Bobby & Sanjay. There are no formulaic ingredients or gimmickry here and it is a clean, honest film.

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Director Shafi's Makeup Man narrates a story happening behind the camera, during the shooting of a film.The tumultuous life of a couple, after the wife becomes a heroine just by chance and the husband is forced to disguise himself as her makeup man, is being told here.Balu (Jayaram) is in dire straits after his event management company run into heavy losses. He has nowhere to go and just then Soorya (Sheela), who is madly in love with him, flees from home before her marriage. The lovebirds tie the knot with the help of a film production manager Kichu Manjaly (Suraj Venjarammoodu).
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