Mantra

Charmy excelled in her performance. Especially while showing fear in her face in second half she outshined. She added right tempo for the film with her glamour and performance. Shivaji is appropriate in his role. Read More

Mantra has managed to stitch the story very well and has got the audience receiving jolts at some points. While the big question of truth still remains whether ghosts or evil spirits exist or not, it is always left to the viewers judgement to decide upon that. Read More

The background and camera work together to scare, and succeed very little. The first half has a reasonably decent score starting from the titles, while somebody turned up the volume in the second half. The songs-'Oohallona' is hummable. Read More

If the motive of any horror film is to scare you, this film succeeds to that aspect. And the basic premise of any thriller is to maintain suspense till the end of the film. This film succeeds in suspense aspect too. Read More

Comedy is given a slight treatment in the first half, while the horror out and out dominates the second half. Read More

Charmi already proved that she is not just a glamour doll but also is capable of good performance when there is a scope. Charmi got another scope to prove the same with Mantra. She did utilize this opportunity and delivered excellent performance. Read More