The film is about protagonists avenging their parents death.
Watch it if you like horror films, writes Srikanth Srinivasa.
Everything about the film, right from direction to the music, is average.
The actress talks about her fun experience.
Kannada film Krantiveera Sangolli Rayanna lives up to expectations.
Srikanth Srinivasa feels the Kannada film is worth a watch.
Kannada film Drama could have done better without the cliches it highlights.
The film has some lacklustre performances and poor scripting.
Kannada film Breaking News is an average entertainer.
Being a North Indian, all South Indian languages sound different to me. I found Kannada to be the easiest to learn because it is not a tongue twister.
Srikanth Srinivasa thinks Kannada film Snehitaru is a light-hearted entertainer.
Bhageerathi rides on excellent performances by its lead actors Bhavana and Kishore
The film works because of Niveditha's performance.
Srikanth Srinivasa feels that Kannada film Prem Adda is quite engaging and intense.
The film although funny in places, defies logic and is just average.
Producer Munirathna Naidu needs to be commended for investing in a 3D film.
Director Indrajit Lankesh talks about directing Diganth and his role in the film.
It's a fun film ideal for a weekend watch.
Ramya talks about her experience of working in Lucky.
Actress Shirin Shringar talks about making a comeback in Kanadda films.
Known as an anti-hero Darshan will be seen in a positive role in his upcoming film Chingari.
The film has gripping narration, excellent screenplay and an outstanding background music.
The film is a funny family entertainer and worth is worth a watch.
The actor will be seen playing a double role in the film
The film is a mass entertainer that should be watched for Sudeep.
The film could have been more light- hearted rather than being preachy.
The film doesn't live up to the original film's standards.
Chaarulatha is a brilliant film that could have been more emotionally appealing.
The film works despite too many characters.
Adhoori, with good performances by Dhruva Sarja and Radhika Pandit, lives up to its name.
The film features those hackneyed local 'villains' yet again.
Anna Bond is Puneeth's film all the way. Cinematographer Satya Hegde's frames are superb and tight.
Director S Narayan has tried a novel way of picturising a love story.
