Highway Sheila: Resurrection

Highway Sheila Resurrection is a masterclass in storytelling, with a narrative that's both poignant and powerful. The film's exploration of grief, guilt, and redemption is both nuanced and devastating, with a script that's both witty and wise.

Director LX Seth vision is brought to life with stunning cinematography. The casts' performance was splendid and gets the audience emotionally involved in the movie. The backstory of the protagonist and antagonist adds depth and complexity to the story.

This movie will leave you breathless, with a emotional impact that will linger long after the credits roll. A must-watch for anyone who loves cinema that's both thought-provoking and emotionally resonant.

Highway Sheila Resurrection is a gripping thriller/drama that will keep you enthralled, on the edge of your seat. The films intriguing plot and stellar performances make it a must-see for fans of the genre.

The movie sheds light on the origin of the famous urban legend of Highway Sheila whilst keeping fans throughly engrossed through the use of expert direction and strong, heartfelt performances from many up and coming actors. The film serves as a tribute of the passion and vibrancy of the local film making industry.

The antagonist Rajesh Sindhu (played by Shoreek Sheoratan) delivers an impressively brilliant and chilling performance as his portrayal of the villain was menacing and powerful. The villian's backstory was expertly executed (pun unintended)!

Overall, Highway Sheila Resurrection is a thriller/drama that is heart-stopping and will hold your interest whilst having you fully entertained until the very end.

Totally worth the watch!

I did not enjoy this film for various reason, which i am happy to list here. Firstly all the hype that is being generated, is only by the producers themselves, who are extremely amateurish when it comes to making films.

The films on it's whole was like a grade 4 project, the acting was terrible. The directing was non-existent. The story was al over the place, and made no sense/ It's is just like the director's previous films, which he had no clue what was going on. He stole the idea once again from another film, the successful Curse of Highway Sheila. Just like how he stole elements of The Shining for Tokoloshe.

Do yourself a favour and give this a skip.

This is possibly the worst movie I've ever had the displeasure of watching.

Horrendous acting with unbelievably bad continuity, poor editing and recycling of scenes made everything unnecessarily long.

I possibly have vertigo from watching some scenes which looked as if it was filmed on a Samsung E250 during an earthquake.

The movie in general needed more work at the inception of the storyline, better editing and casting of people who are physically trained actors who won't deliver cringe.

The 10/10 reviews for this movie are obviously by people involved in the making of this movie which is actually disingenuous and misleading.

Summary: I wish I could unwatch this movie!

This movie being a local production has exceeded all expectations. From the cinematography to the acting I found it superb. The role of Rajesh Sindhu played by Shoreek Sheoratan was astounding. The role of the mother played by Rakshana Singh was truly convincing and brought tears to my eyes. The first time actors who made their debut appearances also did amazingly well. The storyline relates well to the Indian community. It is a movie for all ages . It had a mixture of drama, suspense and comedy in it which made it more appealing. It was good to know the background of Highway Sheila. Well done to the Director.