We get to see some great visuals from the lens of Natarajan Subramanian and Dudley. It looks very colorful setting the mood of the film right. Mickey J Meyer’s songs are passable and could have been better. None of the songs actually leave an impact and it is mostly saved by the flashy visuals.
Verdict: A decent sugarcoated family drama!

A premise on political drama could have easily hit the right chord if it had been handled with a lot more care. Pugazh falters on this note and ends up being a mediocre product.

Despite its flaws, this savvy thriller is worth watching once mainly for some exhilarating action sequences, Atharvaa’s top class performance and a few adrenaline pumping moments.

Sundar has managed to pack a punch with the narrative style of the movie and the climax tugs at your heart. Besides, he has also diversified from his style of movie making to take up a serious subject of friendship and betrayal. On the whole, but for a few glitches here and there, Nagaram is not bad a watch.

Verdict: This city is gritty!

Overall, despite its lively storyline, Bangalore Naatkal is let down by the treatment and casual performances.
Verdict: This remake might just not sweep you off your feet

Aranmanai 2 has nothing different to offer than its antecessor, except for Siddharth, Trisha and the magnitude.
Verdict: Aranmanai again all over, with minor modifications, but no lesser in terms of entertainment

Toting it up, Gethu could have worked better, if the writing was stronger. The director’s lofty ambitions in narrating a thriller are palpable, but it falls short of want of more interesting elements.

Rajini Murugan is a safe bet to bank your money on if you want to watch a film with no expectation but just to spend your two and a half hours laughing.

A watchable, bold, vintage Selvaraghavan story about two contrasting individuals, you wish had more consistent screenplay

An interestingly convoluted tale woven with less engaging screenplay.