Harom Hara: A Painful yet Action-Packed Ride

The dark and gritty 1980s setting of Harom Hara

Harom Hara, the latest Sudheer Babu starrer, is an action-packed film set in the 1980s. Directed by Gnanasagar Dwaraka, the movie follows the story of Subramanyam, a lab assistant who turns to gunsmithing to make a living. However, his new profession puts him at odds with the local goons, leading to a series of intense and violent confrontations.

“The level of violence and bloodshed in the movie is extreme, and gets jarring after a point.” - A critic’s take on Harom Hara

The film’s dark and gritty setting, reminiscent of KGF and Pushpa, sets the tone for a thrilling ride. However, the slow pace of the story and the excessive violence may test the patience of some viewers.

Sudheer Babu shines in the action sequences

Sudheer Babu, who has built up his physique for the role, delivers a impressive performance in the film’s many action sequences. His emotional scenes are also noteworthy, but the script falters in the second half, relying on cliches that could have been avoided.

The cinematography by Arvind Viswanathan and music by Chaitan Bharadwaj add value to the film, but ultimately, Harom Hara is more pain than pleasure.

Malvika Sharma’s heavy makeup is at odds with her character and the setting

Malvika Sharma, who plays Sudheer Babu’s love interest, is underutilized in the film, and her heavy makeup is jarring in the 1980s setting.

In conclusion, Harom Hara is an action-packed film that promises much but delivers little. While Sudheer Babu shines in the action sequences, the film’s excessive violence and slow pace may deter some viewers.

Subramanyam’s gunsmithing skills are put to the test

Rating: 2.5/5 stars