Prassthanam movie review: Young actors steal the show

It really is sad since this film had the potential to be liked by the masses had it been handled with care!

The Zoya Factor movie review: Not a faithful adaptation!

Film and the book — The Zoya Factor — may be titled the same, but it is not the same thrill and excitement.

The movie also points to corruption and other issues in the scenario.

Dhyan’s direction is above average and the film hardly offers any boring or dead sequence.

The chemistry between Ittymaani and his mother is a treat to watch.

The story is predictable and has nothing special about it.

Socially relevant stories should leave the audience with an impact but here, Pattabhiraman hardly makes any.

Brilliant performances, a gripping storyline and sharp direction by Venkat Ramji makes Evaru an edge-of-the-seat thriller.

One has to really appreciate the director’s courage to attempt such a story that could have gone astray or felt exaggerated.

Maya, played by Virginia Rodrigues, is an undercover agent happily running a beach café with her only daughter.