Radheya unfolds as a slow burning psychological crime drama that tries to understand the darkness inside a man rather than sensationalise it. At the centre of...
“Jai” is a grounded political drama that surprises you with how effectively it blends serious themes with light-hearted moments. While the film highlights the struggles of...
I Am God is a bold and unconventional Kannada film that explores the thin line between belief, ego, and madness. The story follows a man who...
Director Kumaar L’s Love You Muddu begins as a familiar romantic drama. The first half feels quite formulaic, following the usual beats of young love, humour,...
Green, directed by Raj Vijay, is an ambitious psychological thriller that tries to break away from conventional Kannada cinema. The film dives deep into the complex...
In the crowded landscape of commercial cinema, Arasayyana Prema Prasanga arrives as a small-town tale that relies more on sincerity than spectacle. Directed with a modest...
M. D. Sridhar’s Jambu Circus walks into familiar territory with the confidence of a filmmaker who knows his audience well. It is a family drama...
Debutant director Suraag Sagar, with a film school background and a flair for dark comedies, attempts to blend insomnia, trauma, and human connection into a...
Son of Muthanna comes across as a family-oriented drama, and while it takes time to settle in, it manages to strike an emotional chord, especially in...
Naanu Matthu Gunda 2 brings back the warmth of the man–dog bond, aiming to capture the emotional strength of the first film. The story has its...
