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Alexx O'Nell to rock Bollywood, Malayalam cinema

Malayalam cinema has always welcomed him with open arms, and as M16 Agent in Lucifer 2:Empuraan, that his character would create a deeper impression, feels Alexx O’Nell as he returns in a high-stakes face-off with Mohanlal. The Lucifer saga – Lucifer 2: Empuraan is set to release on March 27, and this time, it’s bigger, bolder, and more badass than…

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Drishyam 2 movie review
Whoever has seen the first part in Malyalam or Hindi is sure to be a fan of this film and now there is ever reason to be happy as the film Drishyam 2 comes with its second installment in Malyalam. This time and it is already being touted to be remade in Hindi, there are reports that Kumar Mangat has paid a huge sum for the story and the old cast will be repeated. Back to Drishyam 2. This again is solely carried on his shoulders by the Malayali power house actor Mohanlal... there aren't words to describe his skills. The story starts 6 years after the inquest where George Kutty (Mohanlal) is exonerated of the murder of the Inspector General's son. The family is living happily and George owns a cinema in the muffosil town but there still exists an uneasy calm in the household. As the story goes through various twists and turns, we are made to believe that now the judgement day has com ....
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Ram Gopal Verma Ki Aag - movie review
Unofficially based on the original hindi movie SHOLAY, which was a landmark film, the movie Ram Gopal Verma Ki Aag has been presented by Ram Gopal Verma, a maverick director keeps the basic storyline as same, but the setting and interpretation is different. Ram Gopal Verma Ki Aag ... The introduction of the villan Babban is terrifying, and the characters of Jai, Veeru, Thakur, Basanti are presented in the present day times. To a certain extent, RAMGOPAL VARMA KI AAG does justice to those characters, especially Gabbar, who wore a sinister look on his face all the while. Well, Gabbar is history, now its Babban The original romance of Dharmendra-Hema Malini is portrayed as the Ajay Devgan-Nisha Kothari "jodi", which is not as the one to remember for in years. The subtleness of SHOLAY is missing and hard hitting violence and demanding characters are portrayed in this informal remake ....
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