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In a crowded bus, newly-joined SI Rahul faces a harrowing situation when his official gun gets stolen. Instead of immediately reporting the incident, Rahul and his superiors make a fateful decision to track down the thief themselves. Unbeknownst to them, this missing firearm sets off a chain of crimes, including a bank robbery and multiple murders. As the plot thickens, Rahul finds himself entangled in a complex web of legal and emotional challenges, testing his resolve for redemption. Review: Inspired Thriller Set in the Time of COVID-19 Drawing inspiration from Akira Kurosawa's suspenseful masterpiece "Stray Dog" (1949), filmmaker Priyadharshan presents…

"Boo" is a horror film that, despite its promising premise and talented cast, falls short in delivering an engaging and genuinely scary experience. Drawing inspiration from films like Ram Gopal Varma's "Darna Marna Hai" and "Darna Zaroori Hai," the movie attempts to narrate different horror stories but falters in its execution. In this article, we explore the negative aspects of the film that contribute to its lackluster impact on audiences. Unoriginality and Clichéd Tropes: From the outset, it becomes evident that "Boo" heavily relies on familiar horror tropes and fails to bring anything new to the genre. The basic premise…

The horror comedy genre in Tamil cinema has been in need of a revival, but unfortunately, Ghosty, directed by Kalyaan, falls short of providing the much-needed refreshment. Despite featuring a star-studded cast including Kajal Aggarwal, Yogi Babu, KS Ravikumar, and Urvashi, the film fails to engage viewers with its forced performances and uninspiring direction. This article will delve into the shortcomings of Ghosty and emphasize the importance of fresh talent in revitalizing the genre. Underwhelming Performances and Lack of Connection: One of the primary drawbacks of Ghosty lies in its lackluster performances. The talented cast appears to struggle with their…

"Surya," a ten-episode series, has captured the attention of viewers with its emotional appeal and relatable middle-class themes. While the series may not break new ground in terms of its plot and performances, it successfully immerses audiences in a sentimental journey reminiscent of the classic style employed by "Supergood Films Productions" in their prime. Despite its flaws, "Surya" manages to strike a chord with viewers through its emotional payoff and uplifting vibe. The Power of Manipulative Emotions: One of the key elements that contribute to the emotional impact of "Surya" is its departure from recent trends. The series adopts a…

Vyavastha, a legal drama series, initially holds promise with its premise of exposing corruption within the legal system. However, as the series unfolds, it becomes evident that the excessive focus on subplots and the execution of the narrative fall short of delivering a compelling and engaging viewing experience. Despite its potential, Vyavastha fails to live up to its billing as a courtroom drama, lacks crucial elements that would have made it more captivating, and ultimately disappoints viewers with its unsatisfying conclusion. A Lack of Focus and Execution: One of the major pitfalls of Vyavastha lies in its inability to maintain…