_*Harom Hara_ is a very absorbing drama of Karthik Vaddadi which shows situations, or at least envision, which catapult despair to morality unveiling the spine chilling situation of arms trading business in south India. High degree of depiction is maintained about Vijay Varma’s character in the film where he turns a jobless man into an arms lord which indicates that there are no black or white in this world.
As a crime text it remains a character and performance driven drama that rages and races with an energy and vehement passion that is fuelled by the tension and real opulence of an emotionally charged melodrama of Varma and the other leading actors and more so the potential leading lady Priyanka Mohan. The movie’s visual ease and the core of Chennai particularly the countryside is captured The music composed ‘Anirudh Ravichander’ gives a tragic feel to the movie.
In this sense, the pacing is also rather problematic at times: It is for this reason that some scenes are so lengthy that they become boring and some uttered dialogues are so exaggerated that they smack of tragedy. All in all, I found a few criticisms: However, the film is suitable for raising discussions on the troubles connected with ethical decision-making processes and actions in emergencies at the end. Thus, *Harom Hara* changes into an amazing story about the soul of a man and the circumstances in which he becomes a villain.
