Bhairava Geetha movie review: RGV produces a dud this time

The film starts on a promising note with Ram Gopal Varma’s voice-over, but fails to pack a punch.

Aquaman movie review: Visually spellbinding, but otherwise average at best

The film is overlong and predictable, but it retains it's excitement and holds the audience's attention to the end.

Vikram Prabhu pulls off his author-backed character of an encounter specialist with effortless ease.

There is little to redeem Kavacham except a few scenes.

A simple plot keeps the audience laughing their hearts out at the cost of a misplaced identity.

Kedarnath also tells a love story about a Hindu girl and a Muslim boy and sets it in one of the sanctum sanctorum of Hinduism.

The focus is largely on the romance between the lead pair and one must say that the chemistry between the couple is palpably cozy.

The film mainly suffers from the lack of good back-story for the supporting characters and some of its protagonist motivation.

This battle is long-drawn and feels exhaustingly unending, but it is also, in parts, quite stunning.

After much fanfare and hype, director Shankar's 2.0 starring Rajinikanth and Akshay Kumar has finally hit the screens.