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Movie Review: Kadhal Reset Repeat

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  Aditi ( Jiya Shankar) loves music and with her lover Harry ( Arjun Ashokan) the duo dream of taking part in a Scottish competition. But when her rich tea estate owner dad ( Jayaprakash) forces her for marriage, she escapes to Scotland. But there, tragedy strikes when she tries to  commit suicide at Harry's beyrayal but she survives, only to develop andrograde amnesia due to  the impact of her fall. At this time,  her well wisher from childhood, Siddharth (Madhumkesh)  is the one who saves her and nurses her back to health, aided by a kind shopowner ( MS Bhaskar). What happens next? Does Aditi get back her memory? Does she get to know of Harry's betrayal and Siddharth's true love? Director Vijay has woven a love story which gives off the vibes of of old school romance, given the levels of sacrifice by the hero, the long wait with no thought of returned love, and the idyllic surroundings of pittoresque Scotland. Jiya Shankar is a superb find in her Kollywood deb...

Priyank Mohan on Netflix movie Made In Korea!

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Priyanka Mohan’s ‘Made in Korea’ Press & Media Interaction Producer Sreenidhi Sagar of Rise East Entertainment and director Ra. Karthik, the duo known for the breezy feel-good film Nitham Oru Vaanam, have collaborated once again for Made in Korea. The film, featuring Priyanka Arul Mohan in the lead role, will premiere on Netflix on March 12. Marking the release, actress Priyanka Mohan, producer Sreenidhi Sagar and director Ra. Karthik interacted with the press and media, sharing their experiences of creating the film for Netflix. Here are some excerpts from the interaction. Director Ra. Karthik said: “I take this opportunity to thank the press and media for spreading positive reviews about my debut directorial Nitham Oru Vaanam.” Speaking about the colour palette used in the film, he said, “I strongly believe that every city has its own colour – be it Chennai or any other city. Our crew stayed there for a couple of months, and every place we travelled to gave me different shades a...

Movie Review: Anomie

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  Rating 3/5 Zaara Philip ( Bhavana) is a forensic expert. She  loves her younger brother Zian who is has mental health issues and is prone to suicide attempts after the death of their parents. She is devoted to ensuring he has a good life.  One day he goes missing and she is extremely distraught. He was last seen at pet shop owner Salman's shop. Later he is found dead in a jungle. The case is investigated by a  senior cop Ghibran (Rahman) who dismisses it as a suicide But when similar deaths are found and deeply  investigated by Zaara, she gets things moving and the cops are forced to act on the basis of her findings which clearly   point at murders. What happens next? Who is the killer? What is the motive?  Is the culprit caught? Bhavana excels in the lead role, delivering a natural and measured performance, as the loving sister and dutiful officer bent upon delivering justice to the victims. Bhavana 's body language and expressions add to the c...

Movie Review: Oh Butterfly

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  Gauri (  Nivethitha Sathish ) is married to Arjun (Attul). But one day,  her ex boyfriend Suriya (Ciby Chandran) re-enters her life when Arjun brings him (as his old college senior), home to their hill station farmhouse. When Arjun learns Surya is a venture capitalist he invites him to stay in their home, as he wants him to invest in his start-up. From then on begins a cat and mouse game. Gauri wants Surya to leave as she is afraid of the truth coming out.  But Surya has other ideas and nothing goes according to plan.  What happens next? Does the past catch up with the present? How does it affect their future? The film is based on an intriguing concept, that of the juxtaposition of the  powers of destiny and free will. To this end the director has woven an intricate tale with various characters  following a non -linear narration so as to keep the suspense strong and the viewer hooked. The film does succeed in achieving these goals, but the lengthy di...