The film is about an unexpected event that happens in the life of a common man.
Actor/Director Praksahraj reflects the middle class man's struggles and the pitfalls of our education system, and is worth a watch.
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Payanam does have minor problems in pacing, but the drama carries you through, right to a nail-biting finish. A must-watch.
A look at the director's bilingual film in Tamil and Telugu.
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The actor talks about Radhamohan's bilingual -- Payanam (Journey) in Tamil and Gaganam (Sky) in Telugu -- that also stars Prakashraj and a whole lot of newcomers.
Overall, the album sounds happy, peppy and enthusiastic except that it overdoes it at some points.
Watch Vellithirai for some good old cat-and-mouse games in the movie industry with well-timed punches. The magic of the silver screen rarely disappoints.
Vidyasagar has made a name for himself as someone who understands the entertainment-percentage in movies, and delivers accordingly. He has done the same here as well, trying to provide a little bit for everyone. It's not terrible, but then it's not great either.
Music director G V Prakash Kumar has added another feather to his cap with his great music score in Vellitherai.
Director Radhamohan talks about his beautiful film, out this Friday.
All in all Harris Jayaraj offers a good fare despite adopting an orthodox style.
AGS Entertainment's Santhosh Subramaniam, starring 'Jeyam' Ravi and Genelia is a masala entertainer that will bring a smile to a lover of romance and relationships.
Barring infrequent flashes of his earlier works, there's very little to write home about -- and you hope Radhamohan's picturisation makes these numbers work.
Talking Times Movies' Alibhabha, starring Director Vishnuvardhan's brother Krishna and directed by Neelan G Sekar, is definitely worth a watch, with its near-perfect blend of masala ingredients, a darn good story and an intelligent screenplay that'll make you stick to your seats.
A M Rathnam's Bheema, directed by Lingusaamy is a dazzling, slick bash-fest. Vikram steals the show.
Bhaskar's film has been one of the biggest hits this year.
It is mood music conforming to the sentimental nature of the story that sets the album apart.
Manisharma's music is youth oriented but Pa Vijay's lyrics spoil the show.
