“The most conviction you spot in this film is when actor Richard barks. There’s a sentence I never thought I’d ever type in a film review.”
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Petta: A reasonably charming tribute film with some unforgettable flourishes
“Narai koodi kizha paruvam eidhi, kodum kootruk kiraiyenappin maayum, pala vedikkai manidharai pole naan veezhven endre ninaithayo?”, which roughly translates to, “Like those aging, with greying hair, who suffer the fate of death, did you think I, like contemptible people, will fall?” Petta is Karthik Subbaraj reminding us that the Superstar hasn’t fallen.
96: A beautiful idea, an efficient film
96 works beautifully in theory… in the head. Long-lost lovers fitting together again — like two pieces in a jigsaw puzzle — just for an evening, after more than a decade, is a dreamy idea. He’s Ram (Vijay Sethupathi), and she’s, no surprises, his Janaki (Trisha). He’s become a photographer, and sought refuge in the…
The longevity of Trisha
“Even that legendary heroine of the 90s — Khushboo — didn’t feature as long as a heroine. Trisha’s career, in terms of longevity at least, is an achievement.”
Gangs of Social Media
It was the utopian place where opinions could be shared without limitations of status. It was where you could voice ideas without fear of denouncement.
It was.
Sudhir Srinivasan 