Rajisha Vijayan

Keedam movie review: Suspenseful but simplistic tech thriller scores by overturning the man-as-protector trope 

Keedam is, wisely, not prescriptive on the question of technology-driven vigilante justice, but it avoids addressing the complexities involved in the use of surveillance techniques including their misuse by the powers that be

Jai Bhim movie review: Suriya leads a decisively realistic courtroom drama that reflects contradictions Ambedkar spoke of

Suriya's film beautifully shoulders the responsibility of being a decisively realistic, social, issue-based drama without being preachy

Vijay Sethupathi criticised for Muthiah Muralidaran biopic 800; makers assure film will not 'belittle struggles of Eelam Tamils'

Though Sethupathi received praise for completely transforming into Muthiah Muralidaran for 800, he was also criticised for representing a country that has repressed the Tamil community for a long time.

June movie review: Slice-of-life Malayalam cinema meets the coming-of-age genre to gentle effect

Along with the schmaltzy, over-stretched climax that extends way beyond the nostalgia it intends to convey, it subtracts from the overall impact of June

Rajisha Vijayan on her latest film June: 'Felt good that three men could write a sensitive story about a girl'

June actress Rajisha Vijayan says she was floored by the female characters in Kumbalangi Nights, Mayaanadhi and Thondimuthalum Driksakshiyum.

Anuraga Karikkin Vellam review: Lyrical, pleasant, but flawed

Anuraga Karikkin Vellam tells us much about its male protagonists, and not enough about the women in their lives