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The much-awaited Marvel superhero action entertainer ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ is out in theatres now. The hype over this film is quite high since the first two ‘Deadpool’ films turned out to be superhits and the iconic Wolverine is back on the big screens. Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman played the title roles with sheer brilliance. The effortless comedy and humorous dialogues are the biggest USPs of this flick.

As expected, the movie had multiple cameos that thrilled the audience on the big screens. Famous characters from the X-Men universe made an appearance cheering the viewers but it is ‘Captain America’ Chris Evan made the people go crazy. He arrived as Johnny Storm/Human Torch which is a character from the ‘Fantastic Four’ movie.

‘Superman’ hero Henry Cavill too arrived on the screen as Wolverine Variant which was a great surprise. Popular hero Channing Tatum arrived as Gambit in the movie and gave an attractive vibe. Jennifer Garner appears as Elektra in the movie while Ryan Reynolds’s wife and popular actress Blake Lively takes the cake with her lady Deadpool act in this action flick.

‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ will be released in English, Hindi, Tamil and Telugu languages. Shawn Levy is the director while Ryan Reynolds, Rhett Reese, Paul Wernick and Zeb Wells have written this movie.

Veteran composer Mani Sharma is aiming to make a comeback with ‘Double Ismart’. His last big hit was ‘Ismart Shankar’ but his next few albums turned out to be underwhelming. Now, he readied mass tunes for ‘Double Ismart’.

The two songs ‘Steppa Maar’ and ‘Maar Muntha Chod Chinta’ were huge hits already. Despite a few complaints that both of them sound like other versions of ‘Ismart’ title track and ‘Dimaak Kharaab’, they are getting millions of views.But a set of the public are not happy with the movie’s unit placing former Chief Minister KCR’s words in the middle of the song ‘Maar Muntha Chod Chinta’.

They are complaining that it is disrespectful to the great leader. In a recent interview, Mani Sharma claimed that he is a hardcore fan of KCR and it was not meant to hurt the Telangana leader. He added that KCR adds a bit of humour even in a serious matter and it is what one should understand.

Lyricist Kasarla Shyam explained that this song was written with meme references. At the start, we have ‘Boraan’ word and there is ‘Enjoy…Pandagooo’ meme as well. Since KCR’s ‘Em Chayyamantav Mari’ was a huge meme on social media, they used it to entertain the audience but not to hurt anyone.

He said the audience should enjoy it and asked people to forgive them if anyone got hurt. Kavya Thapar is the heroine. Sam K Naidu also worked on the visuals while Sanjay Dutt is playing the villain. Puri Jagannadh is the writer and director for this film while Charmme is the producer.

Versatile actor, singer, and lyricist Dhanush has added another feather to his cap by directing his second feature film, Raayan. While the film has garnered attention due to its star power, initial responses suggest a mixed bag of results.

Dhanush’s acting prowess remains undisputed, and his performance in Raayan has been met with appreciation. His directorial skills, however, have shown a degree of inconsistency. While the film’s technical aspects, including cinematography and action sequences, have been lauded, the narrative has been criticized for its predictability and lack of novelty.

This isn’t Dhanush’s first foray into direction. His previous directorial venture, Pa Paandi, a heartwarming comedy-drama, was met with a positive response. However, Raayan seems to have taken a different trajectory, facing criticism for its routine storyline.

As the film’s box office performance unfolds over the weekend, it will be interesting to see if word-of-mouth can influence its overall success. Despite the initial mixed reviews, Dhanush’s ability to balance multiple roles within the film industry remains commendable.

Ultimately, Raayan serves as a testament to Dhanush’s multifaceted talent while highlighting the challenges of transitioning from actor to director.