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 Thalainagaram 2 is directed by VZ Durai and stars Sundar C, Thambi Ramaiah, Pallak Lalwani and others.  The story centres around Right ( Sundar C) who gets, back into fighting evil doers, when he encounters Sitara ( Pallak Lalwani) a heroine who seeks revenge for a crime against her.  Moved by her plight,  Right agrees to find the wrongdoers, and thereby sets of a chain reaction of several villains who now want to see him dead.  Does Right find justice for the girl? At what cost ?  The film is a crime story so action scenes are aplenty from the word go. A delight for action lovers,  Sundar C and the bunch of baddies are in top form. With a series of weapons and novel ways of torturing  enemies, many violent  scenes are not for the faint hearted and certainly not for kids. At places it would seem things, go a tad overboard, though perhaps it is the nature of the action story that demands such a screenplay. Palak as the heroine does a good job...

Miles Morales and Pavitr Prabhakar have kept audiences hooked on Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse as the journey continues with full houses even in its 3rd week. The film has garnered immense appreciation from critics and fans internationally as well as in India, which has translated into a great box office number. The film has earned Rs.50 crores GBO in 3 weeks in India and $500 million globally.  The much talked about Indian Spider-Man, Pavitr Prabhakar, has created a lot of excitement with Indians across the country, as the film keeps drawing continuous footfall in theatres. In fact, theatres have almost doubled the shows in its 4th week, with even IMAX and 4DX screens increasing their show count for this much-beloved film.  The exceptional word of mouth has ensured families coming in as well in huge numbers, and cinema chains are catering to this demand by offering exciting promotional offers as well.  _Sony Pictures Entertainment India released 'Spider-Man: Across...

 Azhagiya Kanne stars Sanchita Shetty and debutant Leo Sivakumar and hits theatres on June 23rd. Inba ( Leo Sivakumar) and ( Sanchita Shetty ) are neighbours in a village, living opposite each other. The duo soon fall in love. Inba is an aspiring director and finds a job as Prabhu Solomon's assistant. Sanchita gets a job in the IT sector. The duo soon become parents and Inba gets to sign up his first movie, with Vijay Sethupathi. But people from the village, who are opposed to their wedding,  decide to wreak havoc in their lives.  What happens next? The film is visually pleasant with the camera of A R Ashok Kumar capturing scenic village locales then moving to city life. The songs are well shot as well. The actors have all done justice to their rules.  Debutant Leo Sivakumar delivers a neat performance, with good dialogue delivery, dance moves and screen presence. A bit of more work in emotional scenes would have added to the performance. He is good in the action sce...