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Partiv Rajeev
Aashaan is a really good movie that will deeply connect with anyone who dreams
of making films. Watching it almost makes you feel like you're standing right there on a real film set. The performances were outstanding across the board. Indrans is an absolute gem in this, Joemon Jyothir did a great job, and Shobi Thilakan’s look and acting were both very impressive. Technically, the movie is strong, especially the VFX in the second half. While the effects fall a bit short in a few minor spots, the rest of the work is excellent. It does have a few flaws in the story and screenplay, but overall, it’s a wonderful watch. It serves as a huge motivation for aspiring filmmakers to go out and make their own movies!
24 Jun’26 19:38
Abin Babu
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The Cine Column
Aashaan is an earnest ode to filmmaking that shines through Indrans’s
performance but stumbles on uneven scripting and overambition. Its movie‑within‑a‑movie structure delivers
Cinema B.E
Cinema inside cinema always win percent less - here some insights work but
heavily lacks emotional depth, runtime another concern
HCSR - 🌟🌟 / 5
Genre - Drama / Metacinema
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Gautham Harikumar
"A warm first half, a bit weaker second that needed trimming."
After Guppy and Ambili, director Johpaul George returns with a movie that is very much cinema about cinema. The