Coolie movie review
Rajinikanth as Deva
Nagarjuna Akkineni as Simon
Soubin Shahir as Dayal
Shruti Haasan as Preethi
Upendra as Kaleesha
Sathyaraj as Rajasekar
Pooja Hegde in a special appearance in the song “Monica”
Aamir Khan in a special appearance as Dahaa
Produced by : Sun pictures
Director: Lokesh Kanagaraj
It’s a vintage Rajnikant film, Rajinikanth in the lead role, investigating the death of his Coolie friend and encountering a crime syndicate.
Soubin Shahir police informer turned crime syndicate leader for personal gains stood out with his performance.
Nagarjuna as Antagonist who heads smuggling syndicate performed well.
Every 20 minutes dishom dishom action scenes and kasak scenes go overboard, with less entertainment and longer duration makes the film boring after a certain point.
The length of the film is a big nuisance with many mindless sub plots.
Shruti Haasan’s role is okay, the film may appeal to Rajni fans with his swag, action all over, he is projected as Coolie saviour generation after generation.
Rating: 2.5/5
War 2 Hindi movie review
- Hrithik Roshan as Major Kabir “Kaboo” Dhaliwal.
- N.T. Rama Rao Jr. as Major Vikram “Raghu” Chelapathi.
- Kiara Advani as Wing Commander Kavya Luthra.
- Ashutosh Rana as Colonel Sunil Luthra.
- Anil Kapoor as Vikrant Kaul, Chief of RAW.
- Varun Badola as Defence Minister Vilasrao Sarang.
- K.C. Shankar as Gautam Gulati, Kali Head (India).
Producer: Aditya Chopra under Yash Raj films
Director: Ayan Mukerji
War 2 is a slick spy action film, a franchise film from Yash Raj films.
Coming to the story Hrithik Roshan working for RAW is on a mission to save India from global Kali.
Jr NTR another RAW agent works on the same mission with his own agenda.
The rest of the story runs on predictable lines how with the rest of the RAW gang Anil Kapoor, Kiara Advani works with Hrithik to protect the country and de-stabilize global power syndicate Kali.
Most of the film is shot in Europe with heavy action episodes.
It’s a typical spy franchise film from Yash Raj films.
Rating: 2.5/5
Tarak getting snubbed?
A close examination of some special reports emerging consecutively from both Bollywood and Tollywood raises suspicions that there might be a conspiracy to prevent NTR from rising further.
Notably, the film Coolie which is being hyped despite having a weak story and narrative compared to War-2 is being promoted heavily, while War-2 is being declared a disaster.
This situation raises several questions. Although the Hindi version of War-2 released on the 14th, earned 28 crore on the first day and then 40 crore on the second day—an increase of 42 to 45 percent—there have been harsh criticisms and negative remarks from certain sections of the media there, who are highlighting Coolie instead.
The scenario is quite similar here as well. That said, War-2 is certainly not a perfect film, but compared to Coolie it is far superior. Why this is happening remains a big question for now.
Trivikram together with Pellikani Prasad
Victory Venkatesh and the word smith Trivikram have joined hands. The much-anticipated film, eagerly awaited by everyone, has commenced its pooja ceremonies.
Produced under the renowned Harika & Hasini Creations banner, this prestigious film is being produced by S. Radhakrishna (Chinababu). Filming will begin soon. Prominent producer Suresh Babu inaugurated the camera switch-on.
It is well known that Trivikram’s films with Venkatesh like Malliswari and Nuvvu Naku Nachav remain evergreen hits.
Fighter Shiva never gives up
Produced by Uma Ramesh and Narsingh Goud under the banners of Koundinya Productions and Aruna Giri Arts, the film ‘Fighter Shiva’ is directed by Prabhas Nimmala.
The movie stars Manikanta and Ira Bansal as the lead pair, with well-known actors Sunil and Vikas Vashistha playing key roles. The teaser for the film was released by renowned producer Ashwinidath.
The ‘Fighter Shiva’ teaser is powerfully edited,the film is set to hit the screens soon.
The City of Pearls Becomes the City of Potholes: A Critical Look at Hyderabad’s Rainy Season Woes
Every year, as the monsoon clouds gather over Hyderabad, a predictable transformation begins. The “City of Pearls,” a metropolis known for its technological prowess, historical grandeur, and rapid development, starts to unravel, revealing its most persistent flaw: its road infrastructure.
What was once a bustling network of highways and flyovers quickly becomes a treacherous labyrinth of potholes, turning daily commutes into a harrowing ordeal and exposing a systemic failure in urban planning and maintenance.
The problem isn’t new. For years, residents have grown accustomed to the annual cycle of road construction in the dry months, followed by their rapid deterioration with the first heavy downpour.
While authorities often blame the intense rainfall for the damage, the deeper issue lies in the quality of materials and the speed of execution.
Many roads are laid with substandard materials and poor drainage systems, making them highly susceptible to water damage. The relentless pounding of rain, combined with heavy vehicular traffic, acts as a catalyst, eroding the asphalt and creating craters that are not only a nuisance but a serious safety hazard.
The consequences are far-reaching. The city’s daily life is thrown into disarray. Commuters face severe traffic jams, leading to lost time and increased fuel consumption.
The constant swerving to avoid potholes takes a heavy toll on vehicles, leading to costly repairs for citizens. More importantly, these treacherous road conditions pose a significant threat to public safety.
Accidents, particularly for two-wheeler riders, spike during the rainy season, with countless injuries and even fatalities attributed to skidding on waterlogged roads or hitting hidden potholes.
While temporary patchwork solutions are often initiated after public outcry, they are, by their very nature, fleeting.
These repairs rarely last, and the cycle of destruction and shoddy reconstruction repeats itself year after year. The lack of accountability for the quality of work is a major concern.
There is a pressing need for a long-term, sustainable strategy that includes the use of durable, water-resistant road materials, the construction of effective drainage systems, and a transparent monitoring mechanism to ensure contractors are held to high standards.
Hyderabad’s moniker as the “City of Pearls” is a source of immense pride, but the annual transformation into the “City of Potholes” is a stark reminder of the city’s infrastructural vulnerabilities. The time has come for a fundamental shift in approach—one that prioritizes permanent solutions over temporary fixes and ensures that the city’s roads can withstand the test of the seasons. Only then can Hyderabad truly shine, rain or no rain.
A Grand Spectacle in the Presence of Film Industry Giants – Bhimavaram Talkies Launches 15 Films at Once!
Having already produced 114 films under the Bhimavaram Talkies banner, noted producer Tummalapalli Ramasatyanarayana has now set an unprecedented world record in cinema history — launching 15 films simultaneously.
The glittering event, held at the jam-packed Saradhi Studios in Hyderabad, witnessed the presence of several stalwarts from the Telugu film industry. Notable attendees included Murali Mohan, Suman, Srikanth, J.D. Chakravarthy, Tanikella Bharani, “30 Years” Prudhvi, Ajay Ghosh, C. Kalyan, Tammareddy Bharadwaja, Tummala Prasanna Kumar, Chadalavada Srinivasa Rao, Bharat Bhushan, Valluripalli Ramesh Babu, Directors’ Association President Veerashankar, eminent writer & Rajya Sabha MP Vijayendra Prasad, KL Studio head Kontham Lakshman, and many others, all congratulating Ramasatyanarayana for his achievement.
The 15 Films and Their Directors:
- Justice Dharma – (Yandamuri Veerendranath)
- Nagapanchami – (Om Sai Prakash)
- Naa Peru Pawan Kalyan – (J.K. Bharavi)
- Topper – (Uday Bhaskar)
- K.P.H.B. Colony – (Tallada Sai Krishna)
- Police Simham – (Sanga Kumar)
- Avantika 2 – (Sriraj Balla)
- Yandamuri Kathalu – (Ravi Basara)
- B.C. – Black Commando – (Mohan Kanth)
- Honey Kids – (Harsha)
- Savaasam – (Ekari Satyanarayana)
- Dark Stories – (Krishna Karthik)
- Manalni Evadra Aapedi – (B. Srinivasa Rao)
- The Final Call – (Pranay Raj Vangari)
- Avataram – (Dr. Satish)
In a unique feat, all 15 films had their clapboard, camera switch-on, and honorary direction done simultaneously with 15 separate cameras. Guests hailed Ramasatyanarayana for this record-breaking initiative, set to etch Telugu cinema’s name in the global record books.
The producer announced that since the films were launched on August 15, 2025, they aim to complete all projects and celebrate the “pumpkin breaking” (completion ritual) by August 15, 2026. He also thanked Kontham Lakshman for offering KL Studio at a 25% discount for these productions.
Nine nationally renowned organizations have recognized this launch event in their World Record Books. Notably, senior film journalist Dheeraj–Appaji has been appointed as the PRO for all 15 films!!
