Hidimbha

The story started very well but eventually it gets worse and Acting wasn't that good.

I wonder how this got this much imdb rating.

If you are just entertainment lover and want to pass time without any expectation then you can watch it.

The Finishing climax wasn't expected but what base was good.

The direction could be better, acting could be better.

In conclusion, "Unveiling Hidimbha's Legacy" possesses a strong foundation that, with improvements in direction, acting, and attention to detail, has the potential to be a captivating cinematic experience. By embracing the richness of its mythological roots and addressing technical and narrative shortcomings, the film can earn the acclaim it aspires to.

The second hour holds the key as this is where the film enters the main plot. Things become interesting once the flashback portions start, and the way a crucial backstory is narrated is good. Though the narrative style looks a bit similar to Karthi's Khakee in the flashback scenes, it still holds one's attention thanks to the captivating visuals.

The main twist which comes in the pre-climax is decent. Ashwin Babu shines in an action avatar. The actor did a pretty good job in Hidimbha, and his intense hard work to look fit for the cop role is appreciable. Nandita Sweta gets a meaty role, and the actress does well. Her character is essential to the film's story and is not restricted to songs merely.

Makarand Deshpande does a superb job in the negative role. His role is pretty well written, and the entire second half revolves around him. The way he looks and exhibits wickedness is one of the biggest strengths of the film.

I would like to take a moment to express my heartfelt congratulations on the remarkable success of movie *HIDIMBHA* . Seeing that vision come to life on the big screen and receiving such positive feedback from audiences and critics alike is truly a testament.

The countless hours that spent meticulously planning every shot, carefully selecting the cast, and tirelessly editing and re-editing until every scene was just right. Have undoubtedly paid off, as the final product is nothing short of a masterpiece.

Beyond the technical aspects of filmmaking, what resonates most with me is the emotional depth and thought-provoking messages woven throughout your movie. The Director had an innate ability to capture the complexities of human emotions and bring them to life on screen, allowing viewers to empathize with the characters and contemplate on deeper themes.

It's a suspenseful film. The writing is done well. Complete story and a time killer for sure. Every moment is worth watching. The lead actor did splendid job. Too many stories to watch in a single film. However they dragged it to the ending. The first half of the film was completely unnecessary. It could have been done in 5 to 10 minutes. The era is changing, cinema is changing, instead of being slow paced, showing everything, I like to watch it in short. So that was a flaw in this movie. That was on the writers part. The story had a great potential but it was made long just to increase the duration of the movie. The director did a great job, including the performers. I still cannot figure out a few things shown in the movie. I guess I cannot mention it here. Overall, this movie is worth watching your time. It gets better after the second half. Serious film. I like the visuals and landscapes. A few scenes were similar to Pirates of The Carribbean movie, I don't know if that was intentional or just a coincidence, but I got flashbacks to one of the POTC movie. 6 out of 10 stars from my side.

I went into watching this film without much expectation although it was somewhere between mid to low. Little did I know this will turned out to be a standout achievement that caught me completely by surprise. In an industry where formulaic approaches often dominate, this film dares to be different, delivering a thrilling narrative that's both gripping and original. The storytelling is tight, the suspense is palpable, and the direction shows a level of craftsmanship that is rare to see. The performances are all not too bad as well. What I loved most is how "Hidimbha" pushes the boundaries of what we've come to expect from this genre, proving that there's still room for creativity and bold choices in mainstream cinema. It's a must-watch for anyone craving something fresh and exciting.