Verdictvision

Veera Dheera Sooran is an ambitious film that tries to blend mass appeal with a layered storyline. The protagonist is charismatic, and the film starts with promise-building tension, action, and drama. The first half is tightly paced with strong visuals and background score. However, the second half loses steam with inconsistent writing and stretched scenes. The film's strength lies in its lead performance and stylish presentation, but it falters in emotional depth and screenplay finesse. It's a decent one-time watch if you enjoy high-energy entertainers, but it leaves you wanting more. It is worth the time.

Khauf stands out in the Indian OTT space with its intense psychological horror and dark narrative. The series plays more on fear of the mind than jump scares, making it unsettling in a realistic way. The lead performances are strong, especially in portraying trauma, paranoia, and suppressed fear. Cinematography and sound design build a haunting atmosphere that lingers. Some parts of the plot feel stretched or unclear, but overall, Khauf is a bold attempt in a genre often underexplored in Hindi content. It's not just about what's scary outside-it's about what haunts you within. Worth watching if you enjoy slow-burning, cerebral horror.

10 Hours is a surprisingly gripping Tamil thriller that unfolds in real time, keeping you hooked throughout its short runtime. The screenplay is tight, with no unnecessary diversions, and the tension builds up effectively as the clock ticks.

The performances feel natural and grounded, adding to the realism of the plot. What stands out is how the film manages to maintain suspense without relying on heavy background music or forced drama. It's refreshing to see a film that respects the audience's intelligence. Though the budget limitations are visible, the story and execution make up for it. Definitely worth a watch for fans of fast-paced thrillers.