Harom Hara Movie Review.

Harom Hara Movie Review.

Introduction

“Harom Hara,” directed by Gnanasagar Dwaraka, is a high-octane action film set in the 1980s. The title is inspired by the ‘harom hara’ chants of devotees to their favorite deity, Subramanya Swamy (Murugan), in Kuppam, Chittoor district. The movie stars Sudheer Babu, Malvika Sharma, Sunil, and others.

The Plot

In Kuppam, Subrahmanyam (played by Sudheer Babu), a talented lab assistant, becomes a gunsmith after getting embroiled in an incident at college. As he rises in the ranks, he faces local evil lords Thammi Reddy, Basava Reddy, and Sharath. The film delves into themes of power, fear, and survival.

Starring

• Sudheer Babu: Portrays Subrahmanyam, oscillating between heroism and villainy.
• Malvika Sharma: Plays Devi, Subrahmanyam’s support.
• Sunil: As Palani Saami, a suspended police officer and Subrahmanyam’s right-hand man.

What Works

• Strong Performances: Sudheer Babu shines in his mass avatar, showcasing versatility.
• Authentic Dialect: The entire cast adheres to the Kuppam dialect, adding realism.
• Cinematography: Aravind Viswanathan captures the rustic side of yesteryear Kuppam.
• Background Score: Chaitan Bharadwaj’s music enhances the film’s tone.

What Does Not Work

• Extreme Violence: The film’s violence and gore are not for the faint-hearted. Heads and body parts fly, and guns blaze on screen.
• Predictability: The second half becomes predictable, influenced by other films.

Final Verdict

“Harom Hara” is a well-attempted period action drama that capitalizes on Sudheer Babu’s strengths. If you appreciate mass action films and can handle the intense violence, give it a watch.

Can You Watch It with Your Family

Yes, No Adult Scenes, Given the extreme violence, it’s advisable to exercise viewer careful. If your family enjoys action-packed movies, proceed with caution.

Conclusion

“Harom Hara” combines power-packed action, strong performances, and an authentic setting. While it has its flaws, it’s worth a watch if you’re a fan of the genre. 

My Rating

I’d give it 2.5 out of 5 stars.