Vishal

It was a wonderful movie that realistically portrayed the lives of social media influencers. It showed how social media works behind the scenes—the pressure to maintain a perfect image, chase engagement, and sometimes sacrifice authenticity. While some influencers use their platforms responsibly, others add false statements for their own growth, without considering the consequences. The movie perfectly depicted how such actions can deeply affect others—sometimes even leading to severe emotional suffering or loss of life

Disappointing Debut for a Legendary Star As a long-time fan of Mohanlal, I was excited to see his directorial debut, Barroz. However, the movie fell far below expectations. Despite an intriguing premise and the star power of Mohanlal, the execution felt disjointed, with weak storytelling and uneven pacing. The visuals, though ambitious, lacked consistency, and the narrative failed to engage. While Mohanlal's performance as the lead was commendable as always, the direction didn't do justice to the story's potential. It pains me to say this, but Barroz didn’t capture the magic we’ve come to expect from someone of Mohanlal's caliber. A great actor doesn’t always make a great director, and this movie is a testament to that. Hopefully, this is just a stepping stone for Mohanlal to refine his skills as a filmmaker.