Mani Ratnam, Dulquer Salmaan and Nithya Menon – all names that would want you to go to the movies.
Last time they came together, Julayi happened. And this time, they come in April and S/O Satyamurthy happened.
Sequels are best if they take the story forward instead of being mere efforts to repeat the success of the first part. Avunu 2 is a tame remake of the first part and it surely does not match up to the level of Part 1.
His second film released and it was declared that he was indeed the heir apparent to the megastar as he had the same energy that megastar had during his earlier films.
A hero with a hit film, a heroine who has gone in for a complete image makeover and an action entertainer -- well, what else would one want from a movie? So does UV Creations' latest film Jil have all this and more.
Corruption and cleansing the system is not a new topic for Tollywood or any cinema for that matter. It is probably the most preferred topic apart from romance.
Every generation has its very own film which tracks the story of self discovery of its hero. Yevade Subramanyam made by Swapna Dutt, daughter of Ashwini Dutt is one such attempt at giving a totally new visual narrative to the Telugu audiences.
Small films are the order of the day and Vaarahi Chalana Chitra which has been producing a mix of big and small films, now presents a message-oriented film Tungabhadra which is totally apt for the present times.
When was the last time you were scared, really scared, while watching a film? Forget the creaky gates, flapping windows and banshee wails of the so-called horror movies which are manufactured with assembly-line monotony.
Okay, you have a hit hero who had had two back to back hits, you have a story that is not run-of-the-mill and you have a cinematographer who is debuting as writer-director.
Sometimes you write reams about a film and at times you would want to simply say it one word. Now, that happens either when the film is extraordinary or on the other extreme, nothing short of torture.
Bham Bholenath… in my heart... all the lead characters sing this popular Bob Marley's line at one point in the film.
Allari Naresh returns after Brother of Bommali. Some time back, he and his brother Aryan Rajesh had announced that they would be producing films under their banner EVV Cinema.
Somewhere long before the debutant director Vikramjit Singh’s tormented characters find their nemesis, the beauteous Jacqueline Fernandez playing an avant-garde filmmaker tells Arjun Rampal(playing a hatted, smoke-shrouded bratty masala filmmaker) that when a story doesn't seem to be getting anywhere, it’s better to end it then and there.
A totally out of form NTR, Puri and Bandla Ganesh looking for a blockbuster come together for Temper. Already, shots of NTR sporting six-pack abs have become a huge rage among his fans and director Puri Jagannadh claims Temper will be NTR's career best film.