Reviews

A review of the just released action-adventure game, a timed exclusive

The latter part of the story has Adith Arun, a happy-go-lucky boy who co-incidentally bumps into Megha.

After 12 years and a few upgrades later, the bike is still a favourite choice for enthusiasts and new riders alike

A review of Resident Evil Villagethe scariest game of 2021

200 Halla Ho is a story of women enduring a series of horrific abuses and taking justice into their hands

The Akshay Kumar thriller has enough heroics to please the hero’s fans

It is a massively online battlefield arena where players combat other players in battles

Scarlet Nexus is quite a fun game and the plot has several mysteries that gnaw at you and encourage you to keep playing

The Venkatesh, Priyamani-starrer stands up for a theme, the characters and the gripping performances

The review is based on three broad categories: hardware performance, gameplay experience, and software and game content; each essential to help a console make an impression

A review of Shell Shockers.io an FPS game in a browser

Nandhini lived in a small village Sivagangai in Tamil Nadu with her parents, Poovayi (mother) and Mani (father) along with her siblings Sasi and Vijay

An unpretentiously made film, ‘99 Songs’ offers a pleasant viewing, despite leaving fans a tad disappointed

What robs the interesting concept is that most of it is ill-structured and the actors, despite their reputation, fall short of being their best.

This Bhai is surely not the most Wanted

Pawan Kalyan energises the whistle filling opportunities in the script.

'Sulthan' is just 157 minutes of loud melodrama, nonstop violence and unimpressive performances

A review of the new Netflix series DOTA: Dragon’s Blood, a game that draws from the world of warcraft

Nagarjuna’s Wild Dog pushes the straight jacket perception of scheming terrorists and brave heart policemen

The biopic film starts with a good note but however doesn't manage to keep the spirits hight by the end of the film

Nithiin and Keerthy Suresh give their best to make Rang De a watchable movie

The John Abraham and Emraan Hashmi-starrer Mumbai Saga doesn’t live up to audiences’ expectations

The film begins with oka oopu oopeddam and unfortunately for the viewers there is not much oopu in the film

Set in a village backdrop, the movie has all necessary ingredients to attract audiences