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Inspector Kaalidas knocks on apartment doors in a residential complex, hunting a missing child. Within minutes, a suspect emerges, a man named Steve, whose shadow will stretch across everything that follows. The promise crackles: a tight procedural thriller about moral collisions. What unfolds instead is a film that mistakes complication for complexity, burying its best insti...

A villager opens a dhaba with borrowed money, petitions his MLA for basic infrastructure, and accidentally triggers a reckoning with a loan shark who brutalizes women behind closed doors. Dennis Manjunath’s *Manithan Deivamagalam* begins as a modest slice of rural life before pivoting violently toward exploitation and abuse, a structural choice that exposes the film’s deepest...

A nuclear device vanishes into enemy hands, and within minutes, Arya’s undercover RAW agent receives his mission in shadows. The opening fifteen minutes pulse with genuine espionage urgency, RAW operatives disguised as ordinary civilians, a ticking clock, the weight of national security pressing down. By the pre-interval block, you sense whether this spy thriller will sustain...

Four young men labeled as losers retaliate against their tormentors in a haze of chaotic energy and constant motion, their fists and witticisms landing rapid-fire before the audience can catch breath. Savin SA’s directorial debut understands the grammar of speed, cutting, pacing, visual momentum, but mistakes velocity for depth.

In 2040 Chennai, a man without a phone emerges from an organic commune to meet a woman whose every decision flows through an algorithm. Pradeep Ranganathan’s Vibe Vaasey exists as the voice inside an app designed to control love itself, a premise that gleams with potential before collapsing under the weight of its own preachiness.

Vignesh Shivan constructs a futuristic...