Nooru Saami (2026) review, a film that belongs to Swasika
Nooru Saami is a restrained, beautiful Tamil film about single mothers, widow remarriage, and the weight of village life. Swasika is exceptional. Mangoidiots gives it a Ripe. [
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Disclosure Day (2026), all about people
Disclosure Day (2026) is less about aliens and more about people caught in extraordinary circumstances. I enjoyed its dialogue-heavy approach, subtle storytelling, and the performances from Emily Blunt and Colin…
Double Occupancy (2026), a quirky idea with mixed results
Double Occupancy has an unusual premise and a shaky first half, but the romance portions work well and the final thirty minutes are enjoyable. The two female leads are excellent.…
Blast (2026), a flawed but refreshing female action film
Blast with Arjun, Abhirami and Preity Mukundhan is uneven and over the top in places. But its strong female leads and a cause bigger than victimhood make it stand out.…
Athiradi (2026), a fun ride
Athiradi turned out to be a fun campus entertainer. Basil Joseph and Tovino Thomas compete with each other in stealing scenes, and the college fest backdrop works well. Not perfect,…
The Sheep Detectives (2026), A lighthearted village mystery
Watched The Sheep Detectives (2026), a lighthearted murder mystery where sheep help solve a crime in a quiet English village. Silly at times, simple throughout, but enjoyable and comforting in…
Project Hail Mary (2026), a Ripe watch
Project Hail Mary is grand, visually stunning sci-fi with Ryan Gosling at his best. Rocky is the surprise highlight. Mangoidiots says Ripe.
Dhurandhar: The Revenge (2026) – Delivers, mostly
Nearly four hours, more bloodshed, and two satisfying reveals. Dhurandhar The Revenge is a strong follow-up if you liked the first part, with Ranveer Singh putting in his best work…