I've been a Bollywood watcher my whole life but the few South Indian films I've seen, I loved them. Like Bahubali 1 & 2 and Pushpa 1 & 2 and Saaho are the only ones I've seen lol. Saaho isn't one I'd rewatch, I only watched it once but the other 2 I would and have rewatched Anyways, just looking for some action packed recommendations you think I'd like based on those movies. Don't know where to really start in terms of South Indian cinema.

Are there any bible verses in Empuraan?

Reports suggest the agency has seized around Rs 1.5 crore in cash and several financial documents

https://english.mathrubhumi.com/news/kerala/empuraan-row-and-ed-action-against-producer-gokulam-gopalan-in-wake-of-political-hues-1.10484899

Megastar Amitabh Bachchan and veteran screenwriter Salim Khan were among the prominent personalities from the entertainment industry present at the Pawan Hans crematorium in Juhu for Manoj Kumar’s funeral

Chotto Jigyasa is a 1968 Bengali film directed by the Bengali film director Hrisikesh Mukherjee is mark debut of Prosenjit Chatterjee as child actor and had you watched movie?

So at the end of the movie, when jeyakodis film is being screened and the director reveals the title, the music used is the overture piece from ben-hur(1959)! Such a cool detail used by Karthik subbaraj!

Actor Akhilendra Mishra spoke about the impact Amitabh Bachchan and Salim-Javed had on his generation during the Emergency.

Alia's role of the naive yet smart South Indian girl, the supporting characters, and most importantly the costume department. Alia's final shot takes the scene. Oh yeah, I just hope Arjun Kapoor dies and never thinks of acting again. Bitch.

As we know, there are a lot of loop holes and not so properly defined character arcs for a lot of characters in L2E which made it look disconnected from the world of Lucifer.

In Lucifer, we could find a lot of hidden themes and layers pointing to the Illuminati/Lucifer-ian theories in the form of symbols, backgrounds and in certain shots, which was completely missing in L2. Even there is no answer to the ‘A.A’ which was given in red in the titles. Can this be a miss or like Prithvi said many times in his interviews, “for L2 to complete, L3 should come out”.

This might be just my thought, like what if they are hinting at a higher power controlling all the wars and communal riots that have happened in the past? Any thoughts

Is there a film who's got a better suspense than Drishyam (both 1 and 2)?

I genuinely wanna watch a good mystery film which is as good as Drishyam, or close to it (if better, that'd be great)

So as per my previous post I told rekhachitram was my movie of the year and some people in this subreddit disagreed, called it mediocre and told it's ponman which is the real movie of the year (which I understand. Art is subjective).

So I watched ponman and here are my thoughts, I didn't find the plot that great. NGL it was decent to be honest. The acting though, that stood out for me. Everyone was good (so are the characters). However it's not a movie for me. Sure the movie has conflicts but it was dragged out for an hour until the climax.

Verdict (for now. I might baloon or inflate ratings in due time): 6/10.

I appreciate everyone for recommending this movie though. Gave a try, not meant for me tbh.

https://youtu.be/RYnKTiz40IA?si=EXEzLkteGyv37CHZ

Is there any Groups to discuss about Tv shows/Web series??

And I loved it.

Can you suggest me more movies like this.

Doesn't matter if it's from India or not.

Just don't suggest GOW and Goodfellas.

I have already seen them.

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This is a weekly thread for general discussion recommendation of movies from the 70s and 2000s era. This provides a space and prompt for revisiting movies between those decades.

I've always been passionate about filmmaking and dream of becoming a director in the Malayalam film industry or any other industry. If anyone in the industry or aspiring filmmakers here could share their insights, I’d really appreciate it.

I have always rated Mumbai Police above Drishyam as far as malayalam crime investigation movies go. Such a perfect story set-up, disguise, performance and pace. Why the remake had to be this different. I always thought more and more south indian movies are being remade in bollywood is a sign of the shift in the audience need for more grounded and logical stories. But Deva has been twisted so much that the basic logic that lead to the crime is lost.

Teaser: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7dQoVLDYYQ

https://whattobinge.com/blog/panchayat-season-4-release-date-announced-cast-plot-and-everything-to-know-8470

Quick Recap S3: This season is all about power struggles in a small village. Pradhan fights hard to keep his control, while Abhishek, who would rather stay out of politics, gets pulled in by the demands of others. The new secretary tries to work with the MLA, but his strange actions—like being arrested for a bizarre crime—cause more trouble. Rival groups form, with Bhushan and his friends teaming up against Pradhan, and even a failed peace plan involving a dead pigeon makes things worse. In the end, a final battle erupts, gunmen attack, and the village is thrown into chaos as many are taken into custody.

One of the best thriller I watched in a long time. Highly recommended. I'm Damm sure a bollywood remake of this Malayalam thriller is on its way. My guess is either Ajay devgan or randeep hudda will be taking the lead.