Manu E Madwills

**A Visual Treat for Everyone** Baroz is a wonderful effort by Sri Mohanlal. In this debut film, he took a bold step by directing a 3D fantasy movie for children. From that perspective, this movie is a great achievement for Mohanlal. Despite some flat dialogues, ineffective emotional moments, and a bit of over-the-top puppet-like performances from some characters, along with a few avoidable glitches in the screenplay, it is a decent watch. The movie is slow-paced but steadily moves from one scene to another. Most of the action takes place in a treasure cellar, where the protagonist and the character Vodoo are staying and reading a manuscript that shows the way to the future and upcoming events. The dialogues often mix Malayalam, English, Portuguese, and tribal gibberish, which can confuse viewers at times. Although subtitles are provided, it can be a bit tiring to read the text while watching the movie, especially for many children, leading to missed parts of the story. As usual, Mohanlal plays his character effectively, showcasing more controlled acting with fewer of his typical mannerisms. The other actors also perform well, although the characters of the security personnel and their forced attempts at humor fall flat and can be irritating. While some aspects of the movie may feel too childish, this is justifiable since it is a fantasy film aimed at children. The camera work, editing, and 3D techniques are all commendable. The music by the young music director is decent, and he will undoubtedly improve in the future. Mohanlal's singing, in his usual style, is no surprise. Despite its flaws, the movie is a visual treat and a great watch. All of Mohanlal's efforts and dedication cannot go unnoticed. This film is a must-see for children for this vacation. Forget the negative reviews; after all, it's a fantasy movie that should be enjoyed with that mindset, and the film fully justifies this approach.

Thrilling, psycho, dark and suspense. Love it. Great acting, screenplay, background score.

loved it. Emotionally nicely stitched together with lovely performance of actors as well as the storyline. Its really helps to look into the ups and downs of people of the Mexican community and their life of the next generation. Background music and songs are also very catchy and hot too

Its went well until the last bit which is a total disaster.. ending everything in non ethical confusion. The casting of characters are good, camera and effects. But the film took away everything from a viewer at the end... Not just like a unfinished story but very much unsatisfactory....not quenching the hunger of decent horror lover