Anandu Suresh

Pani movie review: While the first act is solid, suggesting that Joju George is on track to deliver an outstanding actioner, the script falters very soon and begins bombarding viewers with stale moments, incidents and dialogues.

In their attempt to "Rajinify" the script, the makers may have un/knowingly diluted Vettaiyan's crux, resulting in a film that conveys a problematic stance on extrajudicial killings.

Now that Amal Neerad's latest directorial venture Bougainvillea is running successfully in theatres, it seems to be a good time to revisit his Mammootty-starrer Big B and analyse how it marked a turning point in Malayalam cinema's trajectory.

I Am Kathalan movie review: "On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog," Girish AD's fourth directorial begins showing this famous adage and the Naslen-starrer explores this idea as well.

Mura movie review: The Suraj Venjaramoodu-starrer struggles to make viewers feel sympathetic towards the four youths at the centre of its narrative due to the constant bombardment of crimes.

Beyond its compelling storytelling and cinematic brilliance, Geetu Mohandas' Moothon stands out for Nivin Pauly's exceptional performance.

Anand Sreebala movie review: What ultimately saves director Vishnu Vinay's debut film are the performances, particularly Arjun Ashokan's standout portrayal of the titular role.

Though director Siva's Suriya-starrer Kanguva isn't as bad as Shankar and Kamal Haasan's Indian 2, the first act showed alarming potential to be just as dreadful.

Hello Mummy movie review: Despite a favourable climate for horror comedies, director Vaishakh Elans’ Sharaf U Dheen and Aishwarya Lekshmi-starrer fails to make the most of it.

Sookshmadarshini movie review: From the outset, the Basil Joseph and Nazriya Nazim-starrer expertly balances mystery and comedy, ensuring that neither overshadows the other.