Soorya

Soorya arrives with a promising theme and a title that suggests brightness, but the film struggles to turn that light into lasting warmth. On the surface, it looks impressive. The cinematography is carefully crafted, the camera angles show technical skill, and visually, the film often shines brighter than many local productions. Unfortunately, cinema is more than beautiful frames.

The real weakness lies in the screenplay. Dialogue is shallow, often feeling like filler rather than meaningful conversation. Instead of allowing characters and emotions to grow naturally, the script relies on spoon-feeding the audience with unnecessary advice for younger generations. This constant moral lecturing doesn't feel organic; it feels forced, as if the film is preaching rather than storytelling.