Tag: Mohanlal

Best Indian Thriller Movies to Keep You at the Edge of Your Seats

These best Indian thriller movies are intricately made and leave you at the edge of your seats throughout!

Jailer: Tamannaah Bhatia Joins Superstar Rajinikanth’s Upcoming Action Drama

Superstar Rajinikanth's 169th movie Jailer cast adds Tamannaah Bhatia. Check out her recent picture from the movie set.

Bro Daddy (2022) Review: Prithviraj’s Experiment Results in a One-Time-Watch Family Entertainer

Bro Daddy knows that it is a light-hearted comedy and much to the relief of the viewers it does not do much to go into the depths of characters or the events.

Amazon’s Drishyam 2 Review: Mohanlal At It Again!

Drishyam 2 lives up to the expectations created by its predecessor with the help of a tight plot and an enigmatic Mohanlal.

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