For serious filmmakers, movies should be made with a purpose. They should reflect our daily lives and offer solutions for all troubles. It should not just be seen as a medium of entertainment. Tamil cinema is driven by commercial cliches as has always been hero-centric. But much recently, came a host of movies that is story-driven. The success of films like Kadhal, Vazhakku En 18/9 in the recent past... 

Sundar C is synonymous to comedy. Since his Ullathai Allitha days, the filmmaker-actor has been evincing a keen interest for humour. After a brief interval, Sundar C is back to helm and this time opts for a younger and energetic cast with Santhanam at the helm of affairs. The end product is a laugh0riot sure to tickle your funny bone. Make a humouous film is no easy task. Many have attempted this genre... 

Movies have to serve a purpose though they are classified as a source of entertainment. The filmmakers do share a sense of social responsibility. Knowing this well, director Balaji Sakthivel had been churning out movies that have an impact on the day-to-day life of everyone. After Kadhal and kallori, he has come out with Vazhakku En 18/19 that speaks about adolescent love, sex and crime. Nowhere it... 

Director Jothikrishna, who made movies like Enakku 20 Unakku 18 and Kedi, is foraying to don the greasepaint with his next offering Ooh La La La. It speaks about a youth’s aspirations and his approach towards life. Jothikrishna had introduced the likes of Ileana and Tamannah in Tamil and in Oo La La La, he brings Divya Bhandrai from Delhi to play the heroine. Ganja Karuppu, Thalaivasal Vijay,... 

Three cheers for Director Rajesh. He makes it three-in-a-row now thanks to OKOK. With udhayanidhi Stalin donnoing the greasepaint, Santhanam played the trusted lieutenant and Harris jeyaraj’s screming music, OKOK touches the winning post with ease and elan. Comedy is his forte. Knowning his strength well, Rajesh has churned out a movie that lives upto all expectations from reel one. The one-liuners... 

Ramcharan Theja made everyone turn their heads towards him with a splendid show in Maaveeran. Though he carried the tag of Chiranjeevi’s son, he proved his acting skills and won a huge admiration. Ragalai is his next in Tamil after Maaveran. Obviously expectations are high. The movie directed by debutant filmmaker Samapth Nandi, lives up to the hype, promising aplenty, The movie stars Ramcharan... 

Dhanush starrer 3 is out finally. It carried huge hype. The big question now is whether it lives up to all expectations. The answer is to a majority yes. Aishwarya Dhanush has helmed the movie and it is her maiden venture. Dhanush plays the lead role with Sruthi Haasan in the female lead. Does the movie worth is wait. Thanks to Aishwarya’s directorial skills, it is indeed yes. What starts as... 

Love stories are not new to Tamil cinema. Fro time immemorial., romantic stories have ruled the roost in Kollywood. If provided with right scripts, they manage to leave an impression. Soorya nagaram is one more in the list of love movies to hit the screens. Director Chellamuthu has narrated the story of a couple who fall for each other. But whaty happens when caste comes as a barrioer? The movie stars... 

Stories set on police officers are always a fascination in Tamil cinema. Almost all stars from MGR till STR have played with pride cop stories. Arjun is one among them who had donned khaki several times on screen. Joining the long list of movies featuring Arjun as police officer is Maasi. He plays an encounter specialist who goes on a killing spree. Directed by Kitcha, Maasi begins in style. Arjun... 

Krishna has had just two releases before. – Alibaba and Kattradhu Kalavu. In his ery third film, he seems to have come up with a matured performance complimenting the story and script of the movie. Kazhugu is no ordinary movie. It is about men whom the society has not bothered to look back. It takes a look (perhaps a closer look) on them. The emotion, anger and agony of men who live their lives...