Mass is a 2004 Telugu action film directed by Raghavan Lawrence. It stars Akkineni Nagarjuna, Jyothika and Rahul Dev in leading roles.

There was a time when films used to have a similar type of plot- revenge, romance, comedy, but they were good and interesting too. Mass is an example of such a film. There is a revenge plot, and you can sense it right from the beginning. The plot includes romance, back story, comedy, songs and everything you can expect in a masala movie.

The performances of the cast is good. Nagarjuna is outstanding, and delivers a star stud performance. Rahul Dev is also good. Jyothi ka and others are good to watch.

The music, direction, choreography, action, everything is good in the film.

You can surely watch this film, but I believe you might watched this one a long time back.

Murtiyan is a Tamil zombie thriller directed by Shakti Sundar Rajan and stars Jayam Ravi. It is the first Tamil zombie thriller, and the hype for the movie was much. But really, it doesn't have much to offer. A melodramatic plot with unnecessary romance makes the film elongated and boring. I liked the action scenes and the humour in the film, but apart from that, there wasn't much interesting in the film. The music was okay, the direction was really good. But don't expect a lot from the film.

It was Baba's first film after he came out of jail. The movie had not developed much of craze, and I think it was the smartness of the multitude. Because it's not at all worthy of hype. The plot is sluggish, acting is overacting, music is bad. Though there are some laughable scenes, but it is just forced into the scene. It is a remake of the tamil hit , Saamy, but there's a huge gap between both the films.

This is an ordinary story of a honest police officer and a corrupt minister, but it is written in such a manner that you'll love to watch the film on repeat. There are many thrill moments in the film, all thanks to the setting and a power-packed performance from Vikram. The music is good, and you'll never forget its theme. Overall, an enjoyable cop drama, which easily makes it a cult film.