Harom Hara, starring Sudheer Babu, is a film that leaves a mixed impression on its audience. One of the film’s significant strengths is Sudheer Babu’s performance and the well-executed action sequences, which garner praise for their intensity and skillful choreography. These elements keep the audience engaged, providing some of the high points in an otherwise uneven film.

The movie attempts to deliver a gangster drama but struggles to find its footing. The story shows potential, hinting at an intriguing plot, but is ultimately let down by lackluster writing and a disjointed screenplay. While the first half of the film manages to hold the audience’s interest with a decent setup, the second half becomes increasingly chaotic and difficult to follow. The inconsistent pacing and messy narrative in the latter part of the film make it challenging to stay invested in the storyline.

On the technical side, Chaitan Bharadwaj’s background music stands out, adding an extra layer of depth to the film’s atmosphere. However, the performances of the supporting cast are a mixed bag. Malvika Sharma’s role is understated and doesn’t leave a lasting impact, while Sunil, who is given a full-length role, shines with his performance. Despite these highlights, Harom Hara falls short of being a gangster drama that heavily influenced from films like Pushpa, Vikram, KGF2 and others, making it an okay watch rather than a must-see film.