A unique backdrop — underground street fighting — and filmmaking chutzpah make Pandigai, a tense action film, an exciting watch. The film embraces its violent setting and doesn’t short-change us when it comes to the stunts and the blood-letting. The writing, too, complements the filmmaking, giving u ...

Chandran and Anandhi, who had put up an impressive performance in Prabu Solomon’s Kayal, are back as a pair again in Rubaai. This time the director has turned producer, while Anbazhagan is at the helm. There are a few similarities one could identify with Kayal, though. This film, too, has Chandran, ...

 It begins abruptly, bang in the middle of action, and never looks back. Someone’s holding a gun to Shakti’s (Gautam Karthik) head, as the movie opens, and the pace just picks up from there. The story is that of corruption in engineering colleges, suffering students, scores of engineering grads ...