Hari Hara Veera Mallu Part 1: Sword Vs Spirit

Never expected this kind of story as the story lacks of script. Many drawbacks to mention as movie starts with meaning less logic. Lack of vfx às movie with high budget, never seen such an idiot movie... Lots of timepass unwanted carecters Are been introduced into the movie which has no perticular use in the movie.. lots of .. lots of mistakes are on the movie.

Vfx is too bad. Except Pawan's acting there is nothing to share much about the movie. As there is a big shuffle between directors, its evident in the first half to second half comparision. Prices are too high so should have been a better vfx atleast. Overall not satified with VFX and direction. Only one time watch.

The directors must have an opinion of viewers IQ is same as there's Am sure that's not the case.

Since am asked to write more details Female leading actress below par Music damn good Pavan magic is the same as in older days Graphics below par as we are used to high qlty nowadays Go watch yourselves if you're a Pavan's fan.

Actually I don't watch movies in theatre after long time my friends forced me, first half average and second half can't sit in chair, pk head arranged to some other body in some of the scenes it is very clearly appearing, I requested to my frends that I can't watch you people carryon and I went to cafeteria, they are discussing negatively about movie the boys who are working in cafe.

The core plot and lead characters had potential, but the storytelling turns it into a dull, outdated mess. Forced emotional beats, random scenes, and clichés pile up with zero finesse. The screenplay is flat, unengaging, and nowhere close to believable. Dialogues feel disconnected from the setting-like they were translated on Google at 2 a.m.

Casting is another major slip. Pawan Kalyan, though never known for stellar acting, at least had some spark in his early days. Now he just coasts, looking bored and out of place. Nidhhi Agerwal, though dedicated, delivers a painfully awkward performance-her look and body language come off more like a transgender impersonation than a nuanced female lead. The rest of the cast, well, they follow orders without questions or expression.

Technically, the film disappoints across the board. Music is forgettable, cinematography is below average, and the costumes and sets look like they're trying hard to appear rich but end up looking tacky. Direction is the biggest letdown-it lacks clarity, control, and any modern touch. This film has the cheapest VFX work ever done in Indian cinema.

It's sad to see a banner like A. M. Rathnam's reduced to this level. Unless you're a die-hard fan who's immune to logic and taste, this one's tough to sit through.