Avinash Ramachandran

Legacy is what you leave behind, and not all get the choice of realising the gravity of it, or seeing the kind of impact it would have on scores of people.

Jana Nayagan Movie Review: Vijay's cinematic swansong tries to balance multiple agendas, but warning bells for the future stand no chance against a fiery political speech that is delivered by a charming Pied Piper

Cinema, in many ways, is all about aspiration. An aspiration to be successful, famous, and, of course, wield immense clout over others who are a few steps behind you in the same race.

DC is Arun's most accessible, entertaining, and engaging film, and it gives Lokesh Kanagaraj the safest acting debut Updated on

An age gap between the protagonists of Indian cinema isn't new. Even in Tamil cinema, through the years, we have often seen our superstars remain 'young' by constantly working with younger heroines.

Vishwanath and Sons does a great job of keeping us engaged and entertained, and when it falters in the final few steps, you want to hold it tight and take it past the finish line

Despite an interesting idea and almost all the required ingredients, Ram and Leela neither has its heart in the right place, nor does this experiment yield promising results

The journey of Hi is made even more beautiful by the easy charm exuded by Nayanthara and Kavin, who ensure the romance doesn't overshadow the comedy, and the comedy doesn't overpower the romance

When American actor-filmmaker Orson Welles said, “The whole eloquence of cinema is achieved in the editing room,” he was echoing a sentiment that

Chaos, conflict, and controversy. Well, remove these three aspects from the Bigg Boss house, and what we are left with is… brick, cement, or in this