The much awaited 'Mersal' is finally out! Directed by Atlee, the film will surely make all the ardent Vijay fans completely mersalised with; the story, Thalapathy Vijay, Nithya Menen, and so on. AR Rahman's background score is on point, while debutant GK Vishnu's cinematography keeps us hooked to the film.

'Chennaiyil Oru Naal' 2, is a psychological thriller directed by debutant director JPR. The film's story is written by Rajesh kumar, and is a sequel to the 2013 release film 'Chennaiyil Oru Naal'. The screenplay is interesting and engaging and has all the necessary elements such as suspense with a serious of twists and turns.

Director Bagavathy Bala has attempted to make an action commercial movie, and has tried to convey the message of how a teacher should influence the minds of students, but in order to do so he has used the age old stroyline, with poor quality and filmy screenplay.

Director Bejoy Nambiar attempted to make an anthology film, which feature Dulquer Salman in four titular roles. And the film has been conceptualised into four segments. The most interesting aspect of Solo is that, there are 12 music directors in the film with 22 songs, which gives a life to the movie.

Director Manon M attempts to make a movie which focuses on a couple who are being haunted by a supernatural force. The film may look like a supernatural entity but, instead of inciting fear within us, it just did the exact opposite of it.

Director Panneerselvam has made a usual village based film, which contains all the necessary elements one expects in such a story, like; decent romance, action, sentiment, dialogues and endless drama. Karuppan is a completely family oriented film.

Director Santhosh P Jayakumar has attempted to make an all out adults only comedy flick. The screenplay is no different than other recently released comedy movies, and has nothing new to offer other than double double entendres and hidden innuendos. But, has all the elements one expects from a commercial movie, like; romance, comedy, action, glamour and endless drama.

Director AR Murugadoss has yet again delivered another action packed spy movie, which is completely worth a watch for SJ Suryah's brilliant performance. The film's main plotline is about the differences between good vs evil, about a man who is a hero behind close doors and a man who is a heartless villain out in open.

Director Ayyapan has attempted to tell a story that deals with how every decision has grave consequence. The script is good and Ayyapan has also done a decent job with helming it, but he failed to keep the audience hooked to it as the screenplay could have been different.

Deubtant director Hari Uthraa, has attempted to tell a story which focuses on farmers struggles and corporate world's domination, and how a group of youngsters get caught up in between all this. This supposedly mystery and dark thriller, is set in a dark tone with fragmented timeline.

Directed by Saran, the film's production began in December 2012, but has finally seen the light of the day after five years. As this is a pure masala genre, 'Ayirathil Iruvar' contains all the necessary elements like; romance, comedy, drama and action, but has failed to make us double over with laughter or even appreciate the movie.

Director Krishnasamy, has attempted to make a film which focuses on devotional idol smuggling and how that eradicates the history and culture of the country. He has tried to say that, ancient idols and statues holds the key to unravel numourous and mysterious history. Though the story and the attempt is interesting and genuine, the film fails to keep the audience hooked to the movie.

Valladesam is the come back film for Anu Haasan, and she has performed well, and her action sequence are choreographed perfectly. Director Nandha has attempted to make an intense spy thriller film, but could have made the film in a much better way.

Director Jawahar, has attempted to make a horror comedy flick, but it is more of comedy than horror. The main advantage of the film is cinematography, that is taken care by Mahendran.

Director Uday Sankaran, has attempted to make a film which focuses on love and the extend one goes to protect their family. All commercial elements such as sentiment, comedy, action, and romance fall in one place. Although the concept of the film is interesting, the execution could have been much better.

Director Hafiz Ismail, has attempted to make a film which revolves around anger, love and revenge. the most interesting part of the film is that, the Hafiz has played the baddie in the film while taking care of the direction and cinematography simultaneously.

Director Tatineni Satya has attempted to make a thriller movie, which contains the necessary elements that are needed; like suspense, mystery, police investigation and plot twist, but has failed to keep us hooked to the story.

Like the title, Director Bramma has made a film which revolves around three housewives. He has made sure that every women out there will find a way to relate with either one of the characters. 'Magalir Mattum' focuses on friendship, sentiment, comedy and above all women and their dreams. And as a bonus we also get a cameo from a leading actor.

Director Mysskin has taken the concept from the famous 'Sherlock Holmes' series, but has delivered 'Thupparivaalan' in his unique way with a completely desi touch. The film revolves around Vishal, who is socially challenged, absolutely brilliant and gets a kick out of solving detective cases.