Vivek M. V

in The Hindu

So, a script with the potential for an entertaining political drama gets reduced to the conflicts such as resort politics and a corporate villain (this time, it’s government-led land grabbing).

in The Hindu

He makes us feel for the character, and is quite impressive in the final portions of the movie, where Balarama struggles to break free from the underworld’s trap.

in The Hindu

Tejaswi complements every emotional beat of the movie with his superb score, and his songs — perhaps the best album in Kannada this year — elevate the film.

in The Hindu

Pratheek Shetty’s editing is impressive, with seamless transitions keeping you wrapped in the film’s world.

in The Hindu

The Rise of Ashoka is a classic example of Kannada filmmakers lacking the skill to tell a compelling anti-caste narrative.

in The Hindu

V of The Hindu wrote "Directed by and starring Vijay in the lead, ‘Bheema’ partially manages to be a typical commercial entertainer successfully conveying a noble message."

in The Hindu

V. of The Hindu wrote that "Directed by Indrajith Lankesh, Gowri is filled with commercial cinema stereotypes and fails to looks beyond its debutant protagonist".

in The Hindu

V. of The Hindu wrote, "Happy Birthday to Me is inconsistently paced, and you need to stay patient for the best moments to pop up between the bland portions.

in The Hindu

V. of The Hindu wrote that "The film jumps from one conflict to another without a break, and you get the feeling that it ends without a bang.

in Deccan Herald

in Deccan Herald

‘Yuvarathnaa’ is an unapologetic and sporadically entertaining star-vehicle.

in Deccan Herald

Mayabazar 2016 by debutant Radhakrishna Reddy, is an excellent comedy of desperation. Helmed by a stellar cast, the directors weaves in genres like comedy, thriller and drama very well.