Movie :Harom Hara
Release Date : June 14, 2024
Starring : Sudheer Babu, Malvika Sharma, Sunil, Jayaprakash, Akshara Gowda, Arjun Gowda, Ravi Kale
Director: Gnanasagar Dwaraka
Producer: Sumanth G Naidu
Music Director: Chaitan Bharadwaj
Cinematographer: Arvind Viswanathan
Editor: Raviteja Girijala
Sudheer Babu who is trying for a solid hit has now came with an intense action film, ‘HaromHara’. The film is surrounded with positive buzz due to its impressive trailer and songs. The promotional content promises authentic Chittoor (Kuppam) nativity also raises curiosity among the audiences. The film is directed by Gnanasagar Dwaraka of Sehari fame. Harom Hara hit the screens today, 14th June. Let’s delve into the review
Story:
The story runs in Kuppam, a beautiful place where Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu meet. It is ruled by Thammi Reddy (Lakki Lakshman), Basava Reddy (Ravi Kale), and Sharath Reddy (Arjun Gowda) doing all the illegal things. Subramanyam (Sudheer Babu) joins as a lab assistant at a college where his love interest, Devi (Malvika Sharma), works. One day, Subramanyam gets into a mess, which makes him resign from his job. Subramanyam along with suspended constable Palani (Sunil) gets into gun making business. As the business involves a lot of profits, Subramanyam in no time becomes rich and influential. What happens next and how Subramanyam becomes a powerful person in Kuppam forms the crux of the story.
Performances:
Sudheer Babu is known for doing hard work to get into the skin of the character. Harom Hara fits perfectly for him. He has shouldered the entire film with his impactful performance. Especially during action sequences Sudheer Babu has made them more powerful with his aggressive performance. Harom Hara can be remembered as his best in action genre where the script and director tapped his full potential.
Sunil gets a good role, who supports Sudheer Babu, throughput the film and he did well. Malvika Sharma did a decent job and she looks good onscreen. Akshara Gowda and Jayaprakash Narayana are adequate in their respective roles. All the lead actors and supporting cast have put in ample effort to get the Kuppam slang right.
Highlights:
Sudheer Babu
Intense Action Sequences
Mass Moments
Background Music
Cinematography
Drawbacks:
Gets Slow At Times
Analysis:
Director Gnanasagar Dwaraka comes up with a regular Plot but he fills it with mass appealing mass moments. He executed them well at regular intervals where Sudheer Babu became a major strength to elevate them further. The first half is engaging with crowd pleasing mass moments. The locations and slang bring authenticity. Though the film gets Slow at times, it is the well staged action blocks that make the audience attentive.
The second half also continues the same momentum but some predictability seeps in. Other than that the film successfully delivers a heroic commercial pot boiler with intense action and aggressive Sudheer. Though the film seems to get inspired from several action films, all those scenes are gelled well with the plot.
Chaitan Bharadwaj uplifts many scenes to a whole new level with his pulsating background score. Arvind Vishwanathan’s visuals are impressive. The production design is top-notch with perfect detailing of nativity. Production values are topclass.
Rating: 3.25/5
Bottom-line: Sudheer Babu At His Best In Rousing Action Sequences
