Indra

Screenplay was good at the second half and in the first half builds up tension slowly..The cinematography was good. Twists are not that good but okay it satisfied. It was predictable at the first half but second half the story unfolded and engaged very well in the second half of the film. The fight choreography and the camera angles was excellent.

I don't like the slow build up to an ultimate misleading climax won't recommend this film to anyone. I felt quite bored throughout and the acting was not up to par with what I was expecting. Hopefully the director and actors look back and work on what they did because there was a lot of promise with all of them.

Gripping. An excellent movie keeping me at the edge of the seat. Well executed. Unexpected turns with different perspectives. Great work. Music was exceptional and soothing. A good and different movie ! A must watch for someone who needs a distraction from the regular ones. 😇wish could get such type of movies regularly.

User Review:

I went into "Indra" with no prior exposure to trailers or sneak peeks, and I'm glad I did. This allowed me to experience the film purely, and I must first appreciate the entire team for delivering their best output. This is not your typical thriller; it's a cleverly crafted movie that blends travel, police investigation, and deep psychological suspense.

The story is anchored by Vasanth Ravi's excellence in acting. His performance is flawless, with no mistake in any shot, completely owning every frame he is in. The heroine's role, played by Mahreen, is well-written, and she acts naturally, taking a crucial role in the movie's plot.

Initially, I thought this was a ghost movie, but I was pleasantly surprised by the suspenseful thriller screenplay. The film is smartly split into two halves: one dealing with a psycho-path killer and the other with a quest for revenge, vengeance, and justice This structure keeps you guessing.

The technical aspects are top-notch. The editing has matching transitions that flow smoothly, the color grading sets the perfect mood, and the sound design maintains a continuous, tense atmosphere that makes the film engrossing.

The villains are a major highlight. Sunil delivers a terrifying performance with a perfect psychopath screen presence. However, the original villain's terrific performance in the climax sequel is what truly elevates the film. The writer deserves praise for the excellent script that provides a compelling flashback for both antagonists.

A special mention for Anikha in a lovely role; her portion and the song are central to the main plot, and I really loved it. The director shows a different angle, especially in the extraordinary climax fight sequel.

Finally, "Indra" is an untold story that successfully makes the audience feel like a part of the movie. It immerses you so deeply that you are left pondering your own stance-will you demand justice, or will you deny it? It's a thought-provoking and brilliantly executed film. Highly recommended for those who enjoy intelligent, character-driven thrillers.