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Sarang Premraj
Aasha is a brilliant film, It uses characters psychological delemas beautifully
The Film Start from a slow pace, But the film change the gear smartly
17 Oct’26 05:10
Karthik K M
A must watch for Urvashi’s performance.
A different perspective that looses sheen by the end, yet a good watch that has enough for us to ponder.
Athul Prasanna
Urvashi at it's peak 🔥
Another award loading.
Slow burn thriller
Abin Babu
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A S K
- One Woman Show by Urvashi, what a performance, absolutely flawless, the film
is carried heavily by her brilliant performance. If it was played by anyone other than her it would
V_M_K 2_0_0_5
Aasha is a very intriguing thirller from start to finish with an insane
plot,which makes you sit at the edge of your seat from start to finish. Aasha is Undoubtedly, the best
Sidcinnati .
Urvashi masterclass.
Lead actor national award loading.
The film isn't perfect but that first half was INTENSE and a pretty decent 2nd. Underrated film IMO. Totally worth
Popcorn Reviewss
Despite an abrupt finale, #Aasha is a gripping psychological drama featuring
brilliant performances, seamlessly blending a minimalist exploration of fractured family dynamics with
rōhan jacōb
Urvashi is on 🔥 in this film.
The opening lines on the screen give you a spoiler to what the film is going to be about. But it still keeps you guessing till the very end. One of
Raunaq Mangottil
When Bong Joon Ho’s ‘Mother’ meets Sachy’s ‘Ayyappanum Koshiyum’, you get
‘Aasha
A dark, twisted, anxiety inducing first half with one of the finest performances of the year by
The Cine Column
Aasha emerges as a gripping, slow‑burn psychological thriller and character
study that delves into the suffocating extremes of maternal obsession, familial expectation, and
Cinema B.E
Egoistic, Stubborn, Dominant, Guilt, Empathy nailed by Urvashi mam 👏🏻,
Aiswarya Lekshmi, Vijayaragavan & Joju supports the film, ok 1st half & avg 2nd half, the climax not
MAN OF CINEMA
The movie fell into its own trap which it created to trap the audience.
It's one of the films where the narrative decisions become the enemy itself. The film really had great
Harshith ArunKumar
A Two-Faced Tale of Introspection and Thrills
Safar Sanal's Aasha transports
viewers into a beautifully crafted world where the protagonist is entirely devoid of a sense of self.
Gautham Harikumar
"A Gripping Portrait of a Troubled Mind"
As its title suggests, the film
places Urvashi’s Asha firmly at the centre of the story. As the narrative unfolds, it becomes clear that