PRAANA
Praana is an Indian psychological thriller film directed by V. K. Prakash and engraved by Rajesh Jayaraman. The motion picture is made in Malayalam, Hindi, Kannada, and Telugu languages.Nithya Menen is the onlyperformer in the motion picture, who takes role as an English author.The Malayalam form of the motion picture was out on 18 January 2019.
Review
Praana turn around Tara Anuradha (Nithya Menen), a renowned and provocativenovelist. Her new-fangled book Music of Freedom markscaptions for all the incorrectdetails and she even obtains death intimidations for issuing it. Yet, a courageous Tara pays no attention and staggers upon a household by the hillside which is alleged to be spooky. Tara, who is in necessity of a break, elects to live in the spooky house also to demonstrate that there are no ghosts. She chooses to mark a visual record of her know-hows in the house by connectingnumerous cameras.Sooner or later, she understands that supernaturalhappenings do befall inside the house and elects to face the ghost. She is in for a tremoras soon as she encounters the soulliving in her house.
Genre
Praana is a sole horror thriller featuring a soloperformer - NithyaMenon - throughout the flick. The major portion of the flick has been captured in the Idukki district of Kerala. The film genre: Horror.
Rating
Praana prospers in leaving the spectatorsfascinated. NithyaMenon accomplishesgorgeously, carrying the completeshow on her shoulders. She even uses her personalvocal sound for her appeal, which marks it appearfurtherconvincing. Rajesh Jayaraman's story is not only interesting but also traces several significant and critical proceedings in our civilization. The film does not drag needlessly and that's yet additional prettiness of Praana.
- Film Director: V.K. Prakash
- Lead Cast of the Film: Nithya Menon
- Overall Rating: 3.0/5
- Film Certification:UA
Design
Is individualactually free in this presentcivilization? Tara Anuradha, a widely heldplaywright and aself-governingfemale is in anunaccompaniedtrip to discover the denotation of liberty. The author, who comes upon fundamentalists and wavers to take police security after issuing her provocativevolume Music of Freedom, by chance reads news about a creepy house in the high ground. Courageous and daring, Tara (Nithya Menon) elects to live in that house. She commences her stay by fitting three cameras in the drawing area to record the activities in the house and also to discover if ghosts truly exist. The idea of a motion picture with one character instantaneouslygeneratesinterest as it is constantlyexciting to figure out how one individual can efficientlyaccomplish to grip the attention of the spectators for the period of the movie. Her appealremarkablyinterconnects with the world using diversepossessions such as toys, telephone, television, thoughts, words, books and occasionally even lights. It is the act of Nithya Menon, as the single human character in the movie that uplifts the picture's standard. On the other hand, Praana can be a decentpattern on how a motion picture that has the finest technical team can dissatisfy with a feeblescreenplay. The conversations and screenplay are so frail that the wholework of the crew goes in futile. Moreover, Tara, an Indian-English author is being enforced to speak exact Malayalam, which marks it difficult for both the character and the spectators. It is clear that a flick like Praana is not stress-free to accomplish.
The movie, though primarily, clarifies the notion of the character living unaccompanied, intensifies the facets of pressure, drama and segregationultimately but then miscarries to uphold the wantedthrust.As the filmfinishes, we would be enforced to reflect whether it is accurate to understandliberty the way Tara did.
Cast
- Nithya Menon
- Dulquer Salmaan
- Nani
- Kunchacko Boban
