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Anchored by a great Biju Menon performance, director Jeethu Joseph explores the theme of parenting in 'Valathu Vashathe Kallan', narrating stories of all the personal battles that come your way when you try to bury your secrets.
In Sutan Gowda’s sweet Kannada film, a lost cow leads a young boy to discover the meaning of childhood and found family.
Rani Mukerji returns as the massy-emotions-donning supercop in 'Mardaani 3', a movie that’s too reheated and calculated to make an impact
Rahi Anil Barve’s intriguing second film after 'Tumbbad' is set in a rundown movie theatre, but gets consumed by the stagey-ness of it all
Vijaya Kumar is earnest in ‘Landlord,' but that doesn’t beget any order or emotion in this chaotic action-drama co-starring Raj B Shetty.
The spiritual sequel to J.P. Dutta’s 'Border' is predictably loud and aggressive, refusing to conquer new ground.
What we then end up with in 'Baby Girl' is a film that’s no match to the classic the same team made with 'Traffic' more than a decade ago.
'Chatha Pacha' may not be a Stone Cold stunner, but works as a great tribute to a group of boys, who dared to try it at home... just like we all did
Starring Fukrey alumni Varun Sharma and Pulkit Samrat, Rahu Ketu is a vapid Bollywood comedy that gives up on itself
The Vir Das-starring comedy about a bumbling NRI spy in Goa is unapologetically crazy, clumsy and contagious
A light hand at writing and a hilarious Naveen Polishetty largely carry this film through a slippery second half.
Director Nalan Kumarasamy and Karthi's film doesn't do enough with its several fascinating ideas and premise
Anil Ravipudi directs Chiranjeevi and Nayanthara in a drama that lets its lead star have unbridled fun—often against the backdrop of an antiquated marriage portrait
Maruthi directs Prabhas in a horror comedy that is terrifyingly clichéd and over-the-top.
Murali Kanth Devasoth centres an anti-caste drama around themes of dignity in death.
With many smart touches in the writing, Vikram Prabhu's 'Sirai' makes a living, breathing life form of what could easily have remained an intellectual exercise
The first Hindi film of 2026 excels as both a patriotic war drama and a poignant anti-war epic.
Aparna Balamurali and Unni Mukundan share a joyous chemistry in this intimate take on the long-distance relationship
It is Nivin Pauly’s hulking presence and pointed, restrained performance that hold all the strands of genre together.
