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Aasha

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Sukanya Shaji The News Minute Sep 14, 2026
When women on screen are still so often written to either be admired or condemned, there is something quietly radical about simply allowing them to exist. Go to Full Review
Sajin Shrijith The Week India Sep 14, 2026
4/5
“Aasha”, just like the Parvathy film, is loaded with surprises. It flips the good/bad person narrative in a way we have not seen before. Go to Full Review
Vivek Santhosh The New Indian Express Sep 14, 2026
3.5/5
While the film doesn't always examine its psychological ideas with the same level of clarity, it is still worthwhile as a character study and serves as another example of Urvashi's rare ability to make complex women feel completely and messily human. Go to Full Review
Anandu Suresh The Indian Express Sep 12, 2026
3/5
"If you kill a cockroach, you are a hero; if you kill a butterfly, you are evil. Morals have aesthetic criteria." — Friedrich Nietzsche Go to Full Review
S. R. Praveen The Hindu Sep 11, 2026
The music, the sound design...and other technical departments combine well to accentuate the dark mood in the later portions of the film. However, without ample support from the writing department, these do not leave the desired impact. Go to Full Review
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Nandhu R @Kingmaker___6 Oct 25, 2026 Morality have aesthetic standards. It's an interesting slow-burn thriller with great performances. As the film takes a darker turn, it becomes more interesting and engaging. Despite some predictable scenes and flaws in the second half, the emotions and tension keep it gripping. The ending takes the graph higher. Overall, it's a good, watchable flick. #Aasha See more arvind S @Arvind100 Sep 13, 2026 Urvashi's screen presence is so commanding; you simply cannot look away. The opening scene of the movie was proof enough for me to know where this movie was headed and that I was in for a treat; albeit a terrifying one. I have always felt Joju George's enormous frame and expressions give his character a very imposing demeanor that terrified you. But Urvashi poses a bigger more terrifying threat in Aasha. If you need to be scared of someone, she should be on top of your list. I was impressed from start to finish by the performances of both actors. Aishwarya Lekshmi & Lakshmi Menon - Vlogger play Urvashi's daughters; Vijayaraghavan co-stars. Aasha is proof that Joju George is an actor who needs a good script. He can perform the hell out of it. It also goes to show he is a good storyteller (he has co-written Aasha). And Urvashi - as always - is a force of nature. There is no need for me to say anything more. See more Read all reviews
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Movie Info

Director
Safar Sanal
Producer
Vinayaka Ajith
Screenwriter
Joju George, Ramesh Girija, Safar Sanal
Distributor
Phars Film
Production Co
Ajith Vinayaka Films
Genre
Drama, Mystery & Thriller
Original Language
Malayalam
Release Date (Theaters)
Sep 11, 2026, Limited
Runtime
2h 35m
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