Christopher Nolan takes on Homer with an all-star cast and brand-new IMAX film technology. The result is his most sweeping, most emotionally exposed film yet — even if it doesn’t land every wave it rides.
I, Nobody reunites Prithviraj Sukumaran and Parvathy Thiruvothu in a bank-heist thriller with a razor-sharp first half, but the film can’t quite stick the landing once the real questions need answering.
The Ride delivers crisp pacing, powerful performances, and a gripping second half filled with tension and twists. Despite being a small-budget film, it stands out for its craftsmanship and impactful storytelling, making it a thriller that deserves more attention in theatres. A Compact Thriller That Builds Its World With Care Running under 1 hour and … Read more
Ithiri Neram is a heartfelt Malayalam relationship drama by Prasanth Vijay that brings together Roshan Mathew and Zarin Shihab in a story about rekindled love, human flaws, and moral crossroads. With strong performances, natural dialogue, and an emotionally charged screenplay, the film explores how unfinished stories from the past still haunt the present — all … Read more
Rahul Sadasivan’s Dies Irae (2025), starring Pranav Mohanlal, transforms stillness into terror in a visually rich, psychologically layered horror experience. With meticulous sound design, restrained performances, and an unsettling sense of realism, it’s a haunting tale that lingers long after the credits roll. A Director Who Understands Fear, Not Just Fright With Dies Irae, Rahul … Read more
hamma, the latest addition to the Maddock Horror-Comedy Universe, blends mythology, satire, and romance into a supernatural mix that never quite gels. Despite its ambitious concept and strong performances by Ayushmann Khurrana and Rashmika Mandanna, the film struggles to balance humour, horror, and emotion — resulting in a half-baked cinematic experience. A Universe Expands but … Read more
Ratheena’s Paathirathri, starring Navya Nair and Soubin Shahir, attempts to explore the moral and emotional greys of two police officers entangled in a night gone wrong. Despite its promising setup and solid performances, the film struggles with predictable writing, underwhelming tension, and missed emotional depth — resulting in a watchable yet uninspired crime drama. Story … Read more
Mari Selvaraj’s Bison Kaalamaadan is a gritty and emotionally charged sports drama that explores how caste, pride, and perseverance collide in the dusty Kabaddi fields of rural Tamil Nadu. Anchored by Dhruv Vikram’s intense performance, the film merges raw social commentary with the pulse of a traditional underdog story — one that is powerful, uneven, … Read more
Pet Detective, directed by Praneesh Vijayan and starring Sharaf U Dheen and Anupama Parameswaran, is an eccentric comedy that mixes detective antics with slapstick humour. While it begins with a quirky premise and energetic performances, the film’s uneven writing and chaotic structure prevent it from being a laugh riot. However, its final act and lead … Read more
Dude is a bold yet inconsistent romantic dramedy that thrives on Pradeep Ranganathan’s comic brilliance and Mamitha Baiju’s nuanced performance. Director Keerthiswaran blends humour, love, and social commentary with flair, but tonal shifts and a muddled emotional arc keep the film from reaching its full potential. Despite its flaws, Dude stands out as an ambitious … Read more
