We list the positives and negatives of the film.
This cat-and-mouse game does work, most of the time. Fewer songs and a taut climax would have made for a more exciting watch.
A lot less histrionics and a more realistic screenplay, and this movie might have scored. As it is, Seedan doesn't live up to expectations
Gautam Vasudev Menon's This Tamil movie is supposed to be a psychological thriller, but is complete devoid of any thrills.
R K Films' Thambikkottai is a throwback to the masala flicks genre, with a few interesting moments.
Shankar strikes the balance between science fiction and masala quotient in the Rajnikanth-Aishwarya Rai Bachchan-starrer.
Yuddham Sei may have its flaws, but Mysskin's neat touches of situational humour, clever twists in the first half and convincing characters make this a neat film, if not a classic.
Watch the film if you're his fan.
The Tamil movie starts off well, but doesn't quite capitalise on its strengths.
It's a yawn-fest that tries to piggyback on Jayaram's reputation.
Aside from the sweetly melodious Ennamo Edho, the other numbers are all mish-mashed versions of Harris Jeyaraj's earlier hits.
Ilaingnan is a wasted effort, in spectacular fashion.
Listening to the Tamil album as a whole, you'll have to admit that while the songs aren't terrible, they never do rise to any sort of musical brilliance.
Manmadhan Ambu is Kamal Hassan's film all the way!
Mohan Natarajan's Deiva Thirumagan, with music composed by G V Prakash, has touching melodies.
If the director had shored up the second half just as much he's worked on the first, Eesan would have been a brilliant effort all over.
Mankatha's music hits the right note at times, and retreats to safe romantic templates at others.
This Tamil flick is nothing but two and half hours of wasted potential.
This Tamil movie starring Jai and Shahzahn Padamsee could have been good, if it actually had a story.
Engeyum Kaadhal might sound, at times, like it's a mishmash of Harris Jeyaraj's previous works, but it does have its melodious moments, and those make the album worth a listen.
This Tamil movie delivers a solid message.
An overdose of death and destruction mars Tamil film Venghai.
Red Giant Movies' and AGS Entertainment's romantic tale is shot with realism. Despite similarities to other rural stories, this Tamil movie works on its own.
Aadu Puli is yet another masala flick that's not spicy enough.
Make-up artist Banu helps the Tamil Superstar get his look right in Endhiran/ Robot.
Thoonga Nagaram is essentially made along the same format of Madurai movies, but does have its moments.
With G V Prakash Kumar setting the tunes, here's what the collection sounds like.
Drohi inspired by Mani Ratnam's films
Siruthai feels like a homage to the good old spicy thrillers of at least a decade ago.
Narthagi attempts to break new ground and address the pain of a community that has suffered for ages.
Sindhu Samaveli presents a real issue with chilling intensity. Worth a watch.
The Tamil movie has its funny moments but fails to sustain its momentum.
This Tamil remake of Telugu's Happy Days is a sugary sweet film full of romance and friendship.
The Tamil movie is an intriguing clash of clans, but suffers from overkill.
Overall, the album sounds happy, peppy and enthusiastic except that it overdoes it at some points.
Don't expect logic or rationale from this Tamil movie.
It takes a great deal of gumption to avoid commercial overtones, inject the right dose of humour, angst and poignancy, enough to draw you right into the film, but Nandhalala definitely accomplishes that.
Va Quarter Cutting is brilliant in parts
The Tamil film is funny in parts but fails due to the technical department.
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