Director:- Gnana Sagar Dwarka
Writer:- Gnana Sagar Dwarka
Stars:- Malvika Sharma, Sudheer Babu, Sunil
Cinematography:- Aravind Viswanathan
Music:- Chaitan Bharadwaj
Producer:- Sumanth G Naidu
Production:- Sree Subrahmanyeshwara Cinemas
Sudheer Babu has been waiting for a breakthrough hit and his latest movie, Harom Hara directed by Gnana Sagar Dwarka and produced by Sumanth Naidu aims to deliver just that. The film stars Malvika Sharma as the heroine with Sunil and Jayaprakash playing key roles. The movie generated interest through its promotional teasers and trailers. So, does Harom Hara live up to the hype? Let’s dive into the review.
Story
Harom Hara is set in Kuppam, a town where the borders of Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Andhra Pradesh meet. The town is ruled by Timmareddy, his brother Basava, and his son Sarath Reddy, who instill fear in the townspeople. Subrahmanyam (Sudheer Babu) moves to Kuppam and works as a mechanical lab assistant at Kuppam Polytechnic College. A conflict with Sarath Reddy leads to Subrahmanyam’s suspension. Facing financial troubles, Subrahmanyam teams up with a suspended constable, Palani Swamy (Sunil), and starts manufacturing guns using his mechanical skills. The movie follows Subrahmanyam’s journey as he navigates his conflicts with Sarath Reddy and ultimately becomes the town’s protector.
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Performances and Technical Aspects
Sudheer Babu shines in his role, portraying Subrahmanyam easily and effectively mastering a new dialect. Malvika Sharma delivers a commendable performance as his partner. Sunil impresses with his full-length role, while Jayaprakash, Ravi Kale, and Arjun Gowda support the film well with their portrayals of antagonists.
The technical aspects of Harom Hara stand out. The cinematography and color grading capture the 1980s setting beautifully. The art team’s efforts to recreate Kuppam are evident in every frame. The background score enhances the action sequences, and the crisp editing ensures a smooth narrative flow. The production values are high and the use of real locations along with set work adds authenticity.
Analysis
“Harom Hara” follows a familiar storyline of an outsider transforming a troubled town. Despite the lack of novelty in the plot, the director keeps the audience engaged with impressive action sequences and a powerful background score. The film starts slowly but picks up pace with an impactful interval action block. The second half maintains the momentum, though it falls short in emotional depth. The film is reminiscent of successful action dramas like “KGF” and “Pushpa,” focusing on engaging action over a complex storyline. However, “Harom Hara” excels in its action scenes, which are a treat for fans of the genre.
Verdict
“Harom Hara” is an action-packed entertainer with thrilling sequences and a gripping background score. While the emotional connection might be lacking and the second half tests your patience in a few instances, the film compensates with its high-octane action and Sudheer Babu’s strong performance. The film’s technical prowess and production quality add to its appeal.
Rating: ⅖
