Karthi's Paiyya has a peppy beginning, but fails to deliver.
The Malayalam actress talks about her forthcoming films.
For those who hoped for melodious numbers, this one might prove a dampener.
Mankatha's music hits the right note at times, and retreats to safe romantic templates at others.
Thillalangadi goes through its fair share of ups and downs and differing musical treatment, due to the fact that it features work by two composers.
Yuvan is fast becoming one of those music directors who have evolved a template of their stock tunes and borrow liberally from oft-repeated melodies. Vaamanan is one such album in which he has not offered anything new.
Yuvan Shankar Raja is usually known for trying to bring in something new to even the most ordinary numbers, but here it looks like he's stopped short of that.
ASA Productions' and Vision Jeeva Studio's Tamil movie Muthirai fails to capitalise on its potential.
It looks like Yuvan needs to find his moorings back again. He probably needs it after a spate of releases one after the other. Still, there are a couple of good numbers that make this album worthwhile.
It might not contain a set of rocking tunes but this album is a collection of familiar tunes packaged in a refreshing way.
If you're a fan of sensible cinema liberally shot with realism, gallows humour and no-nonsense scripts, then this Tamil movie should gladden your heart.
Unlike many of his previous albums, there are no remixes, no western instrumentation, no cosmetic gimmicks, no climbing the speed wagon with racy percussion, no cacophony of screaming vocals, and no deafening decibels.
Post Saroja, you suppose expectations from Yuvan Shankar Raja are certainly high, but you can't really say that this album is scintillating. Perhaps the composer had to bow down to a film that comes with star-trappings.
In spite of being an Ilayaraja album, there is nothing exceptional about Kangalum...'s music.
Yaaradi Nee Mohini could have been an excellent addition to Yuvan Shankar Raja's impressive repertoire in recent times, but for the Udith Narayan fiasco.
Yuvan Shankar Raja has etched an intricate musical feast to compliment the tale -- and quite a feast it's turned out to be, a la the original. Pa Vijay, who penned the lyrics, has done an adequate job.
Yet another fun soundtrack from Yuvan Shankar Raja.
Apart from the residences of music composers Rahman and Yuvan Sankar Raja, houses of artistes Trisha, Sneha, Vikram and Vijay and film producer Oscar Ravichandran were also raided by the Income Tax officials.
Vel has a drab musical score by Yuvan Shankar Raja, for whom consistency has never been a strong point. His outputs have always been a medley of the good and the mediocre. And now Vel joins the below average bandwagon.
The music of this Dhanush and Meera Jasmine starrer is run of the mill with an overdose of hip hop beats.
Saluting the late MS Viswanathan and his brilliant music.
Tamil film Biriyani is a fun-filled thriller.
NGK -- Nandha Gopalan Kumaran is only meant for Suriya fans, feels A Ganesh Nadar.
The latest updates from the Tamil industry.
An engaging screenplay, stunning music, wonderful performances and the perfect rural ambiance make Dharmaduraia fun watch.
A lowdown on what's happening in the Tamil film industry.
Oviya swears she won't return to the Bigg Boss house, but in showbiz, anything can happen.
Massu Engira Masilamani is yet another trademark Venkat Prabhu entertainer.
Poojai is your standard Hari fare, says S Saraswathi.
Despite a good storyline, young enthusiastic cast and an impressive technical crew, the film barely manages to hold your attention, writes S Saraswathi
Four interesting films gear up to release on this festive occasion.
Thirudan Police explores the highly complex father-son relationship, while giving a realistic picture of the everyday life of a policeman.
Debutant director Caarthick Raju talks about the success of Thirudan Police.
The film is a long, tedious and predictable film about friendship and revenge, set in the backdrop of the Mumbai underworld
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It's a must watch, says S Saraswathi.
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Ajith's magnetic screen presence is enhanced by his popular salt and pepper look.
This Dhanush starrer is a must-watch!
Thanga Meenkal is a heartwarming story told brilliantly with a simplicity and honesty that is seen so rarely in films these days.
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