Panthrand

Such a beautiful work!!! What a vision!!! Thank you.... To liberate human mind with art is such a demanding task that few master... You have given a glimpse of the way, the truth, and the life in a modern setting.... To convey the eternal message and to be politically correct is a task in itself... And you have managed it craftfully!!! (Hope thats a word)...To be able to shine light of wisdom and love on our present reality without hurting "senitiments" is next to impossible in these challenging times..... Good show... And having the balls to execute it,Big thanks to the producers...God bless...Love and Light.

Loved the performance, music and the theme. It's a unique concept and family friendly movie.

I would personally suggest that you watch and share with your family and friends!

Keeps us on the edge as the movie explores the transformation story of 12 gangsters. The plot revolves on themes such of violence, hope, love, friendship. The transformation comes through Jesus intervention in the lives of these ordinary folks.

Vinayakan, Shine Tom and Lal showcase a theatric brilliance through their performance. The smaller threads in the story such as miraculous healing, calming the storm and others add a different dimension to the narrative.

The movie reflects the fact that humanity still has hope. That the worst of the lot can still turn back and lead a different life. Situations and circumstances can change.

Movie has some excellent cinematography , good background score , great performance by actors , an engaging story telling (at least partly) , an innovative thought to mix a biblical line

Shine Tom Chacko excels , what an actor! His first action scene performance is where he establish the character! Vinayakan is good as always. The guy who acted as Jude and Lal was really good casts.

The gang action was good, but then by second and third action scene it was feeling repeated.

The main problem started with mixing the fantasy. It started to be not clear and convincing. By the last 30 minutes, the movie totally lost it. Can still enjoy for the first part.

Creativity. At work! To take the story of Jesus Christ and give it a contemporary vibe, that was fascinating👏

DELICIOUS

-Shine Tom Chacko is sooooo comfortable in front of the camera 😆 We love his passion for cinema and he radiated this exuberance while playing Pathro. He was lively, entertaining, affectionate, but also feisty

-Watching Panthrand with headphones ended up being a fantastic choice as the sound experience was a blast.

-Visual effects: ridiculously well executed! Big shout out to the work done during the stormy sea scene, we indeed felt that storm!

-To best enjoy Panthrand, you need to need to be familiar with the story of Jesus to easily connect the dots. It was so much fun to match the events taking place in the movie with those in Jesus's life

-The camaraderie among the 12 gang members was so precious to see: the embrace, smile, support, sharing of food, etc. That's what you call friendship. All the actors did so well

-We commend Leo Thaddeus for crafting a creative plot based on the life of Jesus using a contemporary feel. The atmosphere was soothing and educative, motivating people to work and live decent lives with a pure conscience and clean hands.

BLAND

-Dev Mohan was supposed to be unforgettable as he played Immanuel; instead, he didn't genuinely reflect his emotions and sustained the same face...

-Music was ever-present to the point it became a little overpowering

-Fight choreography wasn't vigorous; it appeared quite rehearsed...