Hari P N reviews
14 reviews of Indian films, average rating 3.4/5.
"Anweshippin Kandethum" shines as a mesmerizing police procedural, elevated by stellar acting, an enthralling plot, and masterful direction.
Read the full reviewDespite its earnest intentions, 'Malayalee From India' falls short of realizing its full potential. The film's disjointed script and overstretched duration dampen its impact and engagement.
Read the full reviewDespite some flaws, the film captures attention and establishes Jayaram in a significant role. 'Abraham Ozler' successfully merges medical thriller and emotional crime drama, with Jayaram delivering a commendable performance.
Read the full reviewThe standout aspect of the film is the stellar performances by the cast, with Sushmitha Bhat, Mammootty, Vineeth, and Gokul Suresh delivering exceptional acting that elevates the narrative.
Read the full reviewSome of the jokes don't land, and there's a high possibility that most of the audience won't understand or follow the world, nor feel any emotional attachment to the characters on screen.
Read the full reviewGarudan emerges as a commendable addition to the legal thriller genre, weaving a gripping narrative anchored by stellar performances. Read!
Read the full reviewWhile 'Falimy' has the potential to be significantly better, it needs to hit top gear due to its inconsistencies. Read the review here!
Read the full reviewWhile not groundbreaking, its blend of humor and emotional beats makes it a worthwhile watch, especially for fans of Prithviraj and Basil. Highly recommended for families during an outing.
Read the full reviewOverall, L2: Empuraan is a world-class production from Mollywood that we can proudly showcase to an international audience.
Read the full reviewMohanlal's versatile performance as Advocate Vijayamohan anchors the movie, showcasing commendable preparation and immersion in the character
Read the full reviewAavesham Movie Review Rating: Star Cast: Fahadh Faasil, Sajin Gopu, Mansoor Ali Khan, Midhutty, Roshan Shanavas, Mithun Jai Shankar, Ashish Vidyarthi Director: Jithu Madhavan What’s Good: Aavesham delivers solid entertainment…
Read the full reviewThe weakest aspect of Lokah Chapter 1: Chandra is its script. Character establishment and world-building seem to be the film's primary purpose, but the issue is that it lacks a solid plot and fails to convey its ideas effectively.
Read the full reviewWhile film boasts of stellar performances of those in lead, specific narrative paths may feel overtly dramatic.
Read the full reviewNearly everything came together in this film: the early '90s period setting, the background score, and Dulquer Salmaan's outstanding performance all worked perfectly.
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