As in his last film '1001 Nunakal', writer-director Thamar combines two parallel stories — one with Asif Ali, other with Deepak Parambol and Divya Prabha in 'Sarkeet'
By Sajin Shrijith May 08, 2025
The textbookish approach, forced, dramatic dialogues and performances make the movie make the overall viewing experience rather boring
By Shubhangi Shah
Even during the film's darkest moments, the filmmaker behind 'Operation Java' and 'Saudi Vellakka' doesn't forget to inject us with much-welcome doses of catharsis.
By Sajin Shrijith
The filmmaker's weaving of multiple genres and themes is so remarkable that it takes a while to get some sense of the film's overall behaviour and intentions
By Sajin Shrijith
Defiantly theatrical and defiantly cinematic, the film has Akshay Kumar's most likeable and commanding role since 'Special 26'
By Sajin Shrijith
The famous game series ‘Devil May Cry’ gets a worthy animated adaptation at Netflix led by South Korea’s Studio Mir and showrunner Adi Shankar | Rating: 4 out of 5 ★★★★☆
By Nitin SJ Asariparambil
Directors Ray Mendoza and Alex Garland make no attempt to glamourise the shootouts and keep these sequences as plain as possible so as to not divert the focus from the more pressing concerns
By Sajin Shrijith
Antony Starr faces off with peak-condition Viola Davis in ‘G20’, which had the potential to be much more than a run-of-the-mill action film
By Nitin SJ Asariparambil
Winning is not really the priority of the film that pays as much attention to the way the boxing matches are staged and shot as the central characters and their dynamic
By Sajin Shrijith
Adhik Ravichandran's wild entertainer is basically an all-you-can-eat cinematic buffet where not all the delicacies work, but most do.
By Sajin Shrijith
Watching 'Bazooka' feels like attending multiple lectures given by some of the most boring teachers who took a crash course in their respective subjects
By Sajin Shrijith
After a long time, Kevin Bacon is back in a full-fledged role that has him navigating the darker, lighter, and gory moments of the eight-episode series with ease
By Sajin Shrijith
The second chapter of 'Lucifer' is too pre-occupied with eyeball-catching visualisation than storytelling prowess, and suffers a little as a result
By Sajin Shrijith