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2.50
Biriyani Review - Some Ingredients Missing
Venkat Prabhu has infused a number of his usual flavors -- humor, action, suspense, glamour, and music in right proportions to deliver a fairly well-cooked offering this time. The two halves of the movie have different structure and pacing. The first one takes a while before the story starts unfolding only in the last few reels before the break.(more)
Source: Review Board, MovieCrow
3.00
Below Average
A lazily scripted film that leaves you bored and searching for the exit. It's as enjoyable as eating yesterdays Biriyani that's been left out in the cold.(more)
Source: Moviebuzz, Sify.com
3.25
Karthi-Premji duo makes this Venkat Prabhu diet taste yummy
To encapsulate, Venkat Prabhu�s Biriyani while adhering to the director�s recipe, has humor, suspense, music, action and glamour in delectable portions resulting in a delicious product. (more)
Source: Behindwoods Review board, Behindwoods.com
3.50
Biriyani - Feast is served
Venkat Prabhu's movies portray a volley of characters and giving importance to every single of them is something that is special and close to his heart. Here Karthi and Premji steal the limelight with their timing comedy all over, however the rest of the villains, sidekicks and some cameo appearances by Jai, Arvind also makes you wonder how this guy is able to make amends meet. (more)
Source: Review Board, IndiaGlitz.com
2.50
This Biriyani is well-made
Though the film takes its own sweet time to get a move on, once it gathers momentum, there is no stopping till the end, where there is an exciting climax, as well as an anticlimax, in typical Venkat Prabhu style. (more)
Source: S Saraswathi, Rediff.com
3.50
Biriyani Review
Sugan, a compulsive flirt, and his friend Parasu, go after Maya, a sexy woman they encounter at a biriyani eatery, in the hopes of a promiscuous night. They get drunk and pass out, and when they wake up, they find the cops on their heels, blaming them for the disappearance of business magnate Varadarajan. (more)
Source: M. Suganth, Times Of India