Hampi

Refreshing and non boring movie. New location, marathi language , kanadi glimpse and new look to characters.

The movie is actually nice. There are lot of plus points that work for movie. The locations at hampi, temples and overall cinematography is great.

It very subtly slips various thoughts in our mind that we need to look into while existing.

The importance of the need to let go of the past that has wounded us in order to welcome new experiences, people, happiness and contenment is beautifully showcased in the movie. We would definitely love to have someone like Kabir in our lives so that we could learn to love, to demonstrate to us the magic pf love.

The music of the film is great. Actually I watched the movie the first time because I loved the song "Marugelara" very much. All other songs, although Carnatic, so, difficult to understand but given the place is in Karnataka, the music fits perfectly and enhances the overall experience of the movie.

This movie has portrayed Hampi in an exceptional way, and it has become one of my favorites. The film had an impressive cast, and their acting was top-notch. The storyline was engaging and kept me hooked throughout the entire duration of the movie. Additionally, the songs in the film were well-done and added to the overall viewing experience.

One of the standout aspects of the movie was Prajakta Mali's incredible performance. She portrayed her character with such depth and nuance that it left a lasting impression on me. However, it's worth noting that some viewers may not fully appreciate the storyline as it can be perceived as a bit off.

Despite this, I thoroughly enjoyed the film and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a well-crafted movie that beautifully showcases Hampi. From the impressive acting to the engaging storyline and captivating songs, this movie has everything that makes for an exceptional viewing experience.

I don't speak for majority but this movie literally changed my perspective of life, little if not totally.