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.@mammukka 's smile is a chameleon of emotions, effortlessly shifting between the warmth of love, the sparkle of flirtation, the sting of envy, the darkness of grudge, the chill of evil, the intensity of desperation, the softness of vulnerability, the glow of triumph, the ache of
Absolute high-octane Premier League classic! 🥵
After 14 long years, the Gunners exorcised their Anfield demons and breached the Red Fort! 👏🏻
#LIVARS
If Ballon d'Or was about trophies Ribery would have won in 2013 not Ronaldo, and Iniesta would have won in 2012 not Messi. Ronaldo won 2013 with zero major trophies because he scored 69 goals and single-handedly dragged Portugal to the World Cup. Messi won 2012 with only
Xavi and Iniesta feeding him. 2008 Ronaldo was a winger doing everything - 40-yard free kicks, towering headers, both feet, defending, counter-attacking in the most competitive league in the world. He wasn't system-made, he was the system. And when it mattered, Ronaldo scored
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It is not easy to make a sequel to a much-celebrated film mounted on such a grand scale, but Nelson succeeds this time too, and on an even bigger canvas. The first half is an absolute treat, perfectly blending humour with mass elevation moments. You don't even feel the
time passing.
Though the second half dips slightly compared to the first, and the climax doesn't quite hit the high of the prequel, Nelson keeps spiking it up at regular intervals with larger-than-life sequences. The new cameo makes it even slicker.
Overall, book your tickets
#Dhoomakethu is a 'thani naadan' time-loop entertainer that everyone can easily connect with. While I have watched several films in the time-loop genre before, most of them had to be watched with bated breath and in a serious tone. Here, however, you can laugh out loud and cheer.
It's a colourful time-loop narrative, beautifully blended with humour, that is best enjoyed in a packed theatre.
Sajin Gopu leads the loop with his brilliant comic timing and expressive performance. Though the repetitions might momentarily hold you back, once you get into the
.@mammukka receives his 4th National Award for Best Actor for Bramayugam amidst a thunderous standing ovation 🔥🐐
After watching #Aasha , I remained seated in the theatre for a while. I felt a sense of numbness, trying to process what I had just witnessed. That feeling of trauma stayed with me even after I reached home. It took some time to return to normalcy.
Aasha is a compelling
Vasantha's background score is terrific, adding immense weight to the scenes.
The film does have its flaws in the second half. However, Urvashi at the peak of her prowess rises above the script and more than compensates for its limitations. There is a hospital scene where she is