Reviews play a crucial role in the film industry, especially for smaller movies. While big-budget films with star power often attract audiences regardless of critical response, smaller films depend heavily on reviews and word-of-mouth to gain visibility. This is exactly the case with Anupama Parameswaran’s upcoming release, Paradha.
Set to hit theaters on August 22, Paradha is a social drama featuring Anupama alongside Darshana, Sangeetha, Gautham Menon, and Rajendra Prasad in key roles. The film is produced by Sreenivasulu P, Vijay Donkada, and Sridhar Makkuva, with music composed by Gopi Sundar.
During a recent promotional event, Anupama made an honest and refreshing statement about the film’s reviews. She admitted that the team doesn’t have the budget to manipulate critics or buy favorable ratings. “Any reviews for this movie will be genuine. So, only watch Paradha in theaters if the reviews are good. If not, feel free to skip it,” she candidly remarked.
Her words reflect a rare confidence in the film’s content. For smaller movies, reviews and audience reactions can make all the difference, and Anupama’s approach highlights an important truth: if the film is genuinely good, it doesn’t need artificial hype to succeed.
By trusting the audience and focusing on authentic feedback, Paradha is positioning itself as a film that lets quality speak louder than promotions. How it performs could serve as a strong example of the power of honest reviews and word-of-mouth in shaping the success of smaller films.
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