Suresh Narayanan

An absolutely riveting movie. Extremely well executed picturisation of the matches and superb acting by everyone with special kudos to Ajax Devgan. Nothing is over the top and the screen play is tight. I enjoyed watching it several times over. Highly recommended.

What a wasted opportunity to present the story of a Rama in an impactful way to younger minds. With the talent and technology at their command they could have produced a brilliant version of Ramayan for the ages. Instead they chose to cartoonize the Holy epic. Fiction was introduced even when not necessary. The opening scene of Ram fighting demons could have simply be drawn from the epic where Ram and Laxman fight demons to save a yaag being performed by Sage Visvamitra. I enjoyed watching it all, not as a retelling of Ramayan but a fictional cartoon of a random prince whose wife is kidnapped by a demon from Gotham City of Batman fame. Huge disappointment and waste of talent and resources.

This series drags on in what can be a 45-minute show. Initially, I found some lines clever and even humorous. But the fascination wore off quickly. A highly skippable series. Hopefully, there is no season 2, although season 1 ended with a "What the heck?" moment. The characters also tried too hard to ape American teenage behavior.

The usual Mamooty fare. Great for fans but nothing exciting for discerning viewers

I saw the movie without much expectation since the Director had said that it was a fun movie made to combat the distressing times caused by Covid. And fun it was, if you do not sit and try and be too analytical as many movie critics tend to be. I thoroughly end the over two hours I sat and watched it. Reminded me of the somewhat unrealistic Malayalam movies of yesteryears that lightened up our lives. And watching the audience reaction it was clear that such light hearted ventures performed by acclaimed actors still has a place. The audience could see the film for what it was and enjoyed the outing.

An absolute feast. Enjoy it as classic movie and forget the finer points that critics love to busy themselves with.if you realize the labor and effort that went into making this spectacular presentation, you will be proud of Malayalam cinema. Enjoy it with the entire family.it was like watching a Hollywood period movie. In fact, it outclasses some Hollywood remakes like Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves.