‘Anaganaga Oka Raju’ Movie Review: Naveen Polishetty Keeps The Laughs Coming
A light hand at writing and a hilarious Naveen Polishetty largely carry this film through a slippery second half.
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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

Starring Emraan Hashmi, the Neeraj Pandey-helmed series falls into old habits despite exploring uncharted territory.

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

Aparna Balamurali and Unni Mukundan share a joyous chemistry in this intimate take on the long-distance relationship

Upendra and Shiva Rajkumar add freshness to a genre experiment that ultimately falls flat

Honey Trehan’s sequel to 'Raat Akeli Hai' (2020), starring Nawazuddin Siddiqui, makes a Knives Out-sized dent in the Hindi genre landscape

In its effort to create a film that tries to be wild, we’re left feeling like we’re watching gibberish on screen.

Two generations of a Muslim family hold the peace—barely—in Anusha Rizvi's sweetly drawn directorial return.

Kapil Sharma is once again a man with many wives in this belated sequel; it's satire meets fantasy meets low comedy

Despite a fun cast, the six-episode Netflix comedy is happy to be a rehashed portrait of single parenthood.

Prakash Veer’s Kannada film twists and stretches a half-decent idea into dreadful form.

The eight-episode series, inspired by true events, succeeds at simplifying a modern Kashmir tale through sports, humanity and balanced writing.

Vinayakan is surely the film’s driving force, but Mammootty also shows us a side to him that we haven’t yet witnessed before

This experiment never devolves into a mere indulgence and director Mithun maintains control over his complex material, even when it looks like it’s slipping away

Starring Dhanush and Kriti Sanon, Aanand L. Rai’s latest monument to the madness of love is very difficult to sit through.

Ananyabrata Chakravorty’s small-town whodunnit has the ideas, but fails to contain its excitement.









