KOLLYWOOD: Kodi movie review:Starring Dhanush,Trisha,Anupama Parameswaran

Barely a month after the release of Thodari, Dhanush is returning with his latest film Kodi, which will be out in theatres on Friday, October 28, as a Deepavali treat to the Tamil audience. He has collaborated with RS Durai Senthil Kumar, who has two hits to his credit — Ethir Neechal and Kaaka Muttai, both produced by the Kolaveri di maker.

Kodi stars Trisha Krishnan as the lead actress. It is her first outing with Dhanush. Anupama Parameswaran of Malayalam blockbuster Premam fame will be seen in an important character in the movie, along with Ilayathalapathy Vijay's father SA Chandrasekhar. Saranya Ponvannan, Kaali Venkat, Singamuthu, Namo Narayana and others are in supporting roles

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The film features cinematography by Venkatesh S, while Prakash Mabbu has edited the political thriller. Santhosh Narayanan's Ei Suzhali, Kodi Parakkudha and Sirukki Vaasam songs have turned out to be chartbusters.

Dhanush will be seen playing a double role, of a politician (Kodi) and a college lecturer (Rishi), in the movie. Trisha Krishnan plays an ambitious village girl and a politician in the commercial entertainer while Anupama Parameswaran is essaying the role of an egg vendor. The movie is set in the rural backdrop and the story is narrated with a lot of twists and turns.

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KOLLYWOOD:Kaashmora Movie Review : Starring Karthi ,Nayanthara and Sridivya

Kaashmora Movie Review : Kollywood Hero Karthi Most Awaited Historical Drama Film Kashmora which is going to release this Friday in Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada . Film Has Received nice Promotions from filmmakers, fans and audience are eagerly waiting to the movie in silver screens this Friday. This Film is Directed By Gokul and features Karthi playing the main lead and title role. Karthi will be seen in three different avatars in the movie. Earlier the makers had revealed the first look & Trailers of the movie which had received impressive reviews. Now the film has been released Worldwide on 28th October 2016. Check Out Karthi’s Kashmora Movie Review Rating Public Talk Audience Response in Detail Below.

Kaashmora tamil movie It is a supernatural horror thriller written and directed by Gokul. SR Prakashbabu and Prabhu are jointly producing the film under Dream Warrior Pictures.This film is a multi-genre film and has elements of horror, comedy and action, besides period flavour, starring Nayantara and Sri Divya in the female lead roles, while Manisha Yadav, Vivek, Siddharth Vipin and Jangiri Madhumitha appear in the important roles.

Kaashmora Movie Review & Karthi Kashmora Story Plot

Kashmora is a Dark Fantasy Film with a different concept film. The movie starts off with an interesting flashback fantasy story that happens 700 years ago. Everyone will be fascinated with Karthik Performance. Nayan did her best in her role. Sri Divya has also performed well. All the Visual Effects were at their Best. Kaashmora, a present era black magic specialist; Raj Nayak, an ancient era warlord and Ratnamahadevi is his queen. How are the three connected? What are the issues that arise? forms the story of this historic-horror-comedy movie.

Do Read: Dhanush Kodi Movie Review Rating 

Movie edited by VJ Sabu Joseph. S.R.Prabhu produced the movie under the banner Dream Warrior Pictures. All songs Composed, Arranged & Produced by Santhosh Narayanan. Trailer looks promising and the movie plot cannot be revealed through this trailer. Looks promising with the Stunning visuals, Perfect cast, high detailing, grandeur sets, high octane seq/ BGM.

Kashmora Movie Rating & Public Talk

Kashmora Movie Rating: 3.5/5

Kashmora Movie Plus Points:

1.Karthi Performance in multiple roles.
2.Horror comedy
3.Inspired flashback works of Arundhati + Baahubali.

Kashmora Movie Minus Points :

1.Few lengthy comedy scenes

Kashmora Movie Verdict : It is a mix of different genres laced to get effective final output. The first half of the movie is average and second half is better than the first half, Kaashmora will be definitely a minimum guarantee hit film in India. In overseas too, if promoted well, this movie will have decent run.

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BOLLYWOOD:Ae Dil Hai Mushkil movie review: Ranbir Kapoor as Ayan is endearing while the wait for Aishwarya Rai gets longer

Karan Johar’s Ae Dil Hai Mushkil has been one of the most awaited films of the year. Starring Ranbir Kapoor, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Anushka Sharma , the film’s teaser, trailer and songs have already been a hit amongst the audience. After a lot of controversies, ADHM has finally hit theatres today. Our Editor Tushar Joshi is watching the film at a multiplex right now and has sent us the first impression of the film.

Tushar says, “Ae Dil Hai Mushkil’s first half is extremely chatty and messy, in the sense that the emotions of its key characters Alizeh played by Anushka Sharma and Ayan played by Ranbir Kapoor are all over the place. Love is of course the central theme of the storyline. Love between friends, love between lovers and that unrequited love of an ex. Karan Johar does a fantastic job of ensuring that the pace never slackens and the dialogues keep you engaged. Ranbir is terrific from the very first frame. There are ample references to pop culture favourites and films we have grown watching and loving, a few are Karan’s own. ALSO READ: Ae Dil Hai Mushkil first review is out and it is BRUTALLY HONEST!

The emotional connect between Ayan and Alizeh suffers a massive blow when Ali enters the story. Fawad Khan plays Anushka’s ex boyfriend whose return gives the plot a serious overtone. The fun and banter between Alizeh and Ayan change into heartbreak and a sense of loss when they realise they can’t be together. Gorgeously shot in Paris, Karan is a master storyteller and his take on heartbreak is indeed raw and intense. The first half has several moments that seem borrowed from a couple of other films namely Tamasha. Aishwarya Rai Bachchan fans will be disappointed because her entry happens only in the second half. The music helps in keeping the first half breezy, especially the foot tapping ‘Breakup Song’. Fawad Khan doesn’t have much to do except react to the scenes between Ranbir and Anushka. The scene leading to the intermission suffers from a major Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani hangover. Here’s hoping that there’s more of Fawad and Aishwarya in the portions post interval. ”

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TAMIL MOVIE REVIEW:THODARI CAST:DHANUSH,KEERTHYSURESH

With most films, a critic prepares for a dissection. With Thodari, it’s more of an autopsy. The film is dead on arrival. You come away with the impression that director Prabhu Solomon gives one hell of a story narration. What else can explain why an artist like Dhanush signed up, despite situations that have him dancing on top of a train speeding at 120 kmph, wearing magnetised boots? Okay, we’re not exactly told about the boots, but with Dhanush’s frame, can you imagine another reason the wind (or Imman’s overblown score) didn’t whip him right off?

The premise – a combination of vehicular disaster and epic romance – could be titled Titanic on a Train. Pantry worker Poochiyappan (Dhanush) falls for Saroja (Keerthy Suresh), who’s travelling in a first-class compartment. This takes up most of the first half. The train gathers speed and won’t slow down – it has to be stopped. This makes up the second half. Along with commentary about politicians, the media, about how bridges built by the British are sturdier than the ones that came later. Now we know where James Cameron screwed up. Where were the rants about climate change, which produced the iceberg? Why did no one bring up Marx to illustrate the differences between Jack and Rose? A Tamil filmmaker would have thrown in Che Guevara as well.

Bad movies make you laugh. Sometimes, they can make you cry. This isn’t about the sub-standard visual effects. This is about something as basic as a reaction shot. When authorities announce a rescue mission, we cut to passengers doing high fives. (They are watching the news on their laptops.) When the mission fails, we cut to these passengers biting their nails. After 100 years of cinema, is this the craft on display in a major movie? Thodari, seemingly, has everything – action, drama, romance and lots of comedy from the heydays of Bindu Ghosh. (Saroja wants to become a singer, but she can’t hold a note, haha!) Nothing works. At 168 minutes, the film feels as long as the train ride from Delhi to Chennai. My hand kept searching the air above my seat, desperately hoping for a chain to pull.

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