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Behindwoods

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When you are the son of a Superstar like Mohanlal, your debut movie as a hero is obviously going to rank high on the list of movies that generate humongous expectation. The best thing that director Jeethu Joseph did was to release trailers that gave the public an exact idea about what to expect from Aadhi. Pranav Mohanlal, who had won the Kerala State Film Award for the best Child Artist in 2002, vanished for a long time from the limelight, before returning to the industry as an assistant director to Jeethu. Read full review

Times Of India

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A young Aadhitya Mohan aspires to be a musician and is chasing the dream with his family's support. He gets an opportunity to perform in a club in Bengaluru and little did he know that the fateful night had a lot more of 'adventure' in store for him. Read full review

Cinema Express

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Aadhi is all Pranav Mohanlal. It is a film made just for Pranav, to announce his arrival, and it is nothing less than grand. It has him in the centre, just him. It is for him that the tale has been spun. But, Pranav makes it all worthwhile. With mind-boggling action sequences and enough screen presence, Mohanlal's son makes a comfortable debut, winning us with his charisma. Read full review