Mamitha Baiju
Jana Nayakudu Trailer: Thalapathy Vijay Becomes People’s Savior And Voice
The very much awaited video for "Jana Nayakudu" (the Telugu name for "Jana Nayagan"), which was dropped on January 3, 2026, at 6:45 PM, has been the one to open up the road to what is going to be a historic movie in Indian cinema. The movie is going to be Thalapathy Vijay's last in the film industry, and his full-time political career change has already drawn a big crowd of fans eager and emotionally waiting for him. The very first picture in the trailer positions "Jana Nayakudu" as a political action thriller, and it also marks the shift of the Telugu blockbuster "Bhagavanth Kesari" | Click Here...
Review Of Pranaye Vilasam: Ambitious But Too Vanilla
Pranaye Vilasam (Malayam, Zee5) Rating: ** ½ Cast - Arjun Ashokan, Miya George, Anaswara Rajan, Mamitha Baiju, Hakkim Shah Nikhil Muraly’s likeable but finally powerless Malayalam rom-com(for the want of a better term) is filled with ambitious emotions which never come to any fruition. It is a fidgety film weaving like a restless child in a toyshop, in and out of characters and their lives so that we don’t really know much about them except that something terrible is going to happen soon. The death of the matriarch Anusree draws Sooraj (Arju | Click Here...
Review Of Kho-Kho: Doesn’t Aspire To Be A Sports Epic
Kho-Kho (Malayalam, Amazon Prime Video) Starring Rajisha Vijayan,Mamitha Baiju,Renjit Shekar Nair ,Venkitesh VP as Ben, Vettukili Prakash Written & Directed by Raju Riji Nair Rating: *** If Hansal Mehta’s Chhalang were more interesting it would have been Kho-Kho. The idea of coaching an all-girls’ kabbaddi team to victory is as tempting as the all-girls’ hockey team in Shimit Amin’s Chak De which came a good 14 years ago . Like the coach Shah Rukh in Chak De , Rajisha Vijayan comes to the potentially triumphant sports team with a lo | Click Here...