‘Baramulla’ offers a fresh and different experience among Kashmir films. It captivates the audience not only with its story and acting, but also with its blend of supernatural and mystical elements.
The film is inspired by the Tamil classic ‘Pariyerum Perumal’, which effectively showed caste injustice. But in India, its impact is not felt so strongly. Watch here full movie review
After watching ‘Son of Sardaar 2’, I was diddled as to write the review based on my own feelings of the film or should I also talk to the audience who have just come out the theatres after viewing the film.
There is a central story with many windows open at once, essentially leading to the main plot, but also alive in their own way, thus making the big picture seem that much more textured and vibrant.
According to Box Office India, the movie has taken a low opening of around 15-20 percent and its is basically the same as ‘Munna Micheal’ on an all India level but the demographics are slightly different and that gives it a better chance than ‘Munna Michael’.
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