Harami

A good movie on street kids of mumbai Good story, background score and excellent direction Harami receives its world premiere at the Busan Film Festival and is the second feature from Indian-born commercial and film director Shyam Madiraju This should also be emraan hashmi's one of the best movies

After slumdog millionaire this is the movie about street kids and their life

Very sharp direction and camera work with good background score the language was well maintained as per the requirements and the kids artists played their role in a perfect way thus giving that dust effect

The climax was extraordinary and gave a good moral of the movie

Worth watching the content about identity

Very nice storyline ; hashmi come back dhamaal kids acting superb

After a long seen a very good piece of art. Awesome story telling, writing, screenplay and the lead character does a fantastic job.

would definitely recommend to those who love good cinema. If you are a masala movies fan please don't watch it you surely not gonna like it.

Great work.!!

Harami is the story exposing the underbelly of street life in Mumbai. Featuring never seen before Emraan Hashmi, the new commer Rizwan Shaikh and others, this movie strikes the right chord.

It's a story of a pickpocketer Rizwan Shaikh who develops a conscience after one of his target commits suicide on a railway track. He then helps his daughter Uma(Dhanshree Patil) and slowly starts loving her.

With a gripping storyline and good direction, we get to see some truly heartfelt performances in this movie. Emraan Hashmi playing as a crime boss delivers one of his best performances till date. Most of the cast who plays pickpocketers are debuting and delivers natural performances.

Rizwan Shaikh and Dhanshree Patil actually are the leads of the story and they look good together.

Overall Harami is a well made movie, which can be watched at least once.