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The Times of India

Reviewed by: Sanjith Sidhardhan | Rating:

Better to reign in hell than serve in heaven, wrote John Milton in Paradise Lost. The same quote is played in the end credits of actor-turned-filmmaker Prithviraj's directorial debut Lucifer. In a way, it's only fitting for a movie that evolves against the backdrop of politics and has taken a few references from contemporary socio-political scenario. Read full review

Filmibeat

Reviewed by: Manu | Rating:

Lucifer, the film has come up with a whole lot of specialities and the most important one is the fact that the film marks the first collaboration of Mohanlal and Prithviraj. The debut vehicle of Prithviraj as a director is, in fact, a film which has left every movie buff talking about. Has Lucifer lived up to that hype and expectations? Read full review

Manorama

Reviewed by: Litty Simon | No rating in stars

The movie oscillates between the good and evil, that at times merge and reappear as characters choose between the white and black shades. Read full review

Moviekoop

Reviewed by: Saurabh S Nair | No rating in stars

The film kicks off with the death of Chief Minister PK Ramdas (Sachin Khedekar), exposing his political party's ugly side as they scamper for a successor. Arriving as if to aid them is Ramdas’ scheming son-in-law Bobby with an offer to provide funds. Read full review