Laadam

Charmi, Aravindhan, Kota Srinivasa Rao, Dharmavarapu Subramanyam, Manorama

The film doesn't work. You can't take a bunch of newcomers and string them together in oddly edited sequences and label it as a "different kind of thriller". To make matters worse, you have to tolerate Dharan's pots-and-pan music. Forget it! Read More

Direction, performances, music and the cinematography - the vital ingredients of a movie - are as useful to this one as a hole in a bucket. Read More

Laadam might have a few minor loop-holes but Prabu Solomon's script (even if it's been liberally borrowed from abroad) puts up a good show. Read More

Wish directors would have the courage to make a 90-minute, racy film when the story is wafer-thin, instead of stretching things and losing focus. Read More

Although Prabhu Solomon's earnest attempt at making a spooky thriller is evident, the predictable plot and screenplay prove to be a let down. And club with it some uninspiring dialogues and a girl, whose sole purpose of existence in the movie is to flaunt her assets, the movie gets nowhere. Really! Read More