GST Movie Review – Director Ka Vision Ekdum Next Level! In my 18 years of blogging and reviewing 600+ Indian films, bhai, very few debut directors surprise me the way Srujan Lokesh did with GST (Ghosts in Trouble). From frame one, his intention is crystal clear — keep it quirky, keep it emotional, and keep…
Bank of Bhagyalakshmi Review – Director Ka Vision Ekdum Next Level! In my 18 years of blogging and reviewing Kannada cinema, bhai, debutant Abhishek M impressed me with a clear, confident vision. From the first frame, it’s evident that this is not just a comedy-heist; it’s a carefully crafted tale where every character and sequence…
The Devil Alohomora 2025 Review – BGM Sunke Goosebumps Aa Gaye! In my 18 years of reviewing films, bhai, very few movies use music and production design as powerfully as “The Devil Alohomora.” Ajaneesh Loknath ka BGM, Prakash Veer ka scale, aur Darshan ka screen presence milke jo atmosphere create karte hain na… pure goosebumps!…
Gatha Vaibhava 2025 – Understanding Simple Suni’s Vision & Creative Choices After 15 years of reviewing Indian cinema, I’ve learned that some films ask to be watched, while others ask to be interpreted. Gatha Vaibhava sits firmly in the second category. Simple Suni stretches his creative wings here, blending mythology, reincarnation, and romance into a…
Udaala 2025 Review: Director Amol Patil’s Vision and Creative Pulse You know that feeling when a debut director arrives with a mix of raw honesty and fresh energy? As someone who has tracked Kannada cinema for 15 years, Udaala gave me that spark. Amol Patil steps in with a warm, grounded film rooted in Bijapur’s…
Jai (2025) Review: Soundtrack & Production Deep Dive Quick hook You know that film whose music and production quietly hold the whole story together? Jai is one of those — earthy soundtrack choices, careful production design, and a village canvas that feels lived-in. As a reviewer who’s done production deep-dives for 18+ years, this one…
Radheyaa 2025 Review: Soundtrack & Production Deep Dive You know that rare film where sound and design carry half the storytelling? Radheyaa is one such film. As an 18-year veteran reviewer who’s sat in thousands of mix sessions and visited dozens of sets, I found this movie’s production choices confident and the soundtrack deliberately restrained….
Mark (2025) Review: Vijay Karthikeyan’s Vision and Directorial Brilliance Having followed Kichcha Sudeepa’s cinematic journey for over a decade, I approached Mark (2025) with both curiosity and high expectations. Vijay Karthikeyan’s direction promised something sharp, stylish, and emotionally charged — and the film delivers on most fronts. Overall & Director’s Score Category Rating Overall Film…
Jockey 42 (2025) Review: Emotional Power and Heartfelt Dialogues That Hit Hard You know that kind of movie that leaves you thinking about life long after the credits roll? Jockey 42 is exactly that vibe. As someone who’s been writing film reviews for over 20 years, I can say Gurutej Shetty delivers a mix of…
Peter (2025) Review: Emotional Depth, Desi Vibes, and Dialogues that Hit Hard You know that rare Kannada movie that gives you goosebumps for its quiet moments? Peter (2025) does exactly that. Directed and written by Sukesh Shetty, this film is less about flashy drama and more about what’s unspoken — the feels, the pauses, the…