A Traditional Kerala Thali Awaits at Renaissance Bengaluru Race Course Hotel
Kerala’s cuisine is celebrated for its vibrant flavours, aromatic spices and time-honoured cooking traditions. Bringing the essence of the state's culinary heritage to Bengaluru, Renaissance Bengaluru Race Course Hotel presents a specially…
SHORE TEMPLE CLASSIC OFFICIALLY INAUGURATED IN MAHABALIPURAM WITH GRAND OPENING CEREMONY AS ‘WORLD…
The Shore Temple Classic — WSL QS 2000 & Pro Junior (JQS) was officially inaugurated today, 11th August 2026, at a Grand Opening Ceremony held at the Radisson Blu Resort Temple Bay, Mahabalipuram, marking the return of the World Surf…
Con City Movie Review: A Heist Comedy That Trades Twists for Heart
Not every crime comedy needs a twist in its back pocket. Con City figures that out early, and it's better for it.
Directed by Harish Durairaj, the film follows a group of scammers whose separate lives collide through a chain of accidents,…
Heartin Review: Sananth and Madonna Sebastian Anchor a Gentle Love Story
Love triangles are familiar territory in Tamil cinema, but not every film handles them with restraint. Heartin does. Instead of chasing dramatic twists, director Kishore Kumar builds his story around something quieter — the discomfort of an…
Ananthan Kaadu Review: A War Refugee’s Fight for Justice, Told with Heart
Some stories don't need a twist to work. They need a setting sharp enough to make familiar beats feel urgent again. That's the bet Ananthan Kaadu makes, and for the most part, it pays off.
The film opens on a man who has already lost…
Balan The Boy Movie Review: Tovino Thomas Cameo, Two Stars Who Steal It
There's a version of this story that could have been loud. A mother and son on the run, secrets buried in their past, a mystery waiting to unravel — it's the kind of setup that tempts a filmmaker into chases, twists and noise. Chidambaram…
Engal Thangam Review: Samantha Carries a Predictable Script
Samantha's return to a full-fledged commercial entertainer comes with a title that sounds like a family blessing — Engal Thangam. And for a while, the film earns it.
Directed by Nandini Reddy and written by Raj Nidimoru, the story follows…
Nooru Saami Movie Review: Swasika Anchors Sasi’s Sincere Take on Widow Remarriage
There's a particular kind of courage in choosing not to shout. Director Sasi's last film with Vijay Antony, Pichaikkaran, was a mother-son story told at full volume — sentiment stacked on sentiment. Nooru Saami, their reunion after that…
Sing Geetham Movie Review: Singeetham Srinivasa Rao’s Bold Musical Experiment
Most Indian films use music to punctuate a scene — a burst of emotion, a romantic interlude, a moment of celebration. Sing Geetham flips that convention on its head. Here, music doesn't accompany the story. It is the story.
Directed by…
Angikaaram Review: When an Athlete’s Battle Moves From the Field to the Courtroom
Sports dramas usually promise the thrill of competition. Angikaaram promises something else: the frustration of talent that the system refuses to see.
Directed by Thenpathiyan, the film follows an athlete who finds his real opponent isn't…