Hari Hara Veera Mallu Part 1: Sword Vs Spirit

Yesterday I have watched this movie with so much expectations but utterly disappointted, how many times we have to watch same plot same story about Aurangzeb being a bad guy and our hero try to save the people like robinhood?? Direction was so bad , vfx were also below par, bgm music are not in synchronisation, and at times you will feel that what's going on.

This movie have worst graphics and the second half is very boring. And this movie have many inspirations of another movies like bahubali and rrr. So I clearly say that this movie second half is very very worst.

And the first half is little bit good that's why I give 3 stars In conclusion, Hari Hara Veera Mallu is a missed opportunity. With better writing, visual execution, and stronger performances, it could've been a landmark film. Instead, it ends up being an undercooked and forgettable historical drama that fails to live up to its massive hype.

Good entertainer. Pawan kalyan garu's acting was ultimate. Well explaination of history. A good must watch movie. Nidhi agarwals acting was also good. Complete family entertainment. Songs were too good. Direction was great. Great Come back to Pawan Kalyan garu and hearty congratulations to entire team of Harihara veeramallu.

The core plot and lead characters had potential, but the storytelling turns it into a dull, outdated mess.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.

Don't know why this movie is facing negativity despite its unique story. The movie is about Veera Mallu assigned to do a task related to the Kohinoor. That's the first half, and in the second half, we learn why Veera agreed to do the task even though it's highly risky. There, the story turns towards the atrocities and superiority of the Mughals over other religions, and Aurangzeb starts searching for Veera because he defeated the Mughal army on his way to reach the Red Fort and finally gets to know that Veera himself is coming for Kohinoor. This part 1 ends with Hari Hara Veera Mallu and Aurangazeb facing each other. The rest is to be said in Part 2, how our hero faces the Mughals and is expected to face the Britishers too.