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After different movies like Shukra, Maataraani Mounamidhi, director Suku Purvaj is making a new movie "A Masterpiece". Arvind Krishna and Ashu Reddy are

Director Suku Puvraj's Maatarani Mounamidi has been released in theatres. The film features Mahesh Datta, Soni Srivastava, Srihari Udayagir in the lead roles. The film created quite a buzz before its release with its trailer, songs and teaser. Let’s check out, how the film is: Plot: Ram (Mahesh Datta) visits his brother-in-law's (Eswar) house after a long time. All he misses

Express News Service Thank You Brother embodies every claustrophobic’s worst nightmare — getting trapped in an elevator — but the consequential terror is minimal, and its punches, barely effective. A remake of the Nigerian thriller, Elevator Baby, it doesn’t take much to figure out why the makers chose to remake it in Telugu. The original managed to strike the right proportion of exhilaration, humour, and most importantly, melodrama, deemed as the essential ingredient in the recipe of a Telugu film. The Nigerian thriller has the DNA of a quintessential Telugu film, and Ramesh Raparthi...

Thank You Brother Movie Review: Anasuya Bharadwaj and Viraj's suspense drama is bagful of cliches Director Ramesh Raparthi's Thank You Brother starring Anasuya Bharadwaj and Viraj Ashwin suffers from predictability. Though it has suspense elements, the film doesn't take off. advertisement Viraj Ashwin and Anasuya Bharadwaj in Thank You Brother. Movie Name: Thank you Brother Director: Ramesh Raparthi Thank You Brother, directed by Ramesh Raparthi, is yet another OTT film that is cliched and predictable. The film's story does not offer anything new. Most television soaps and mainstream fi...

Viraj Ashwin and Anasuya Bharadwaj in the film   Director Ramesh Rapathi’s film could have been an intriguing suspense drama, but for its rather simplistic narrative The Telugu film Thank You Brother, which is streaming on Aha, deals with a potentially interesting ‘what if?’ scenario. An affluent, entitled brat who squanders his mother’s money and indulges in one night stands is stuck in an elevator with a heavily pregnant woman from a middle-class background. The rest of the story is easy to guess. It could have been an intriguing suspense drama, but for its rather simplistic narr...