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Critic Review
Dora (2016)For centuries, a unique palace in a village called Dorapuram has been haunted by ghosts. Police officer Satya (Sibiraj) is sent on an assignment to find out the truth behind this.
When Satya reaches Dorapuram and starts searching for clues, he befriends Viji (Bindu Madhavi) and falls in love with her. Viji’s cousin Veera (Karunakaran) is also in love with Viji and is keen on marrying her as well.
When Satya asks Viji’s father to marry his daughter, he challenges Satya and Veera to survive seven days in the haunted bungalow. Satya and Veera move into the bungalow and start experiencing paranormal activities immediately.
Will Satya and Veera survive these seven days? What is the reason behind these paranormal events? How is Satyaraj related to all this? These questions form the crux of the story..
Dora is a complete disappointment with missing logics and believability dominated by substantial Tamil dose hard to absorb. Sathya Raj isn’t the same Kattappa for our guys. He is here to be-head you in theaters with gibber. All in all, ‘Dora’ might .
Yet another routine Horror comedy, where 'Good Evil' triumphs over 'Bad Evil'. Nothing new in story or screenplay. The only good thing is, few comedy sequences, if not the movie would have been a disaster. Problem is director tried to stuff lots of things.
Audience who expect Sathyaraj to carry the film on his shoulders get disappointed. He actually have a screen time of only less than an hour. Shockingly, This veteran failed to leave a mark of his own this time even though his new avatar is quite impressiv.
On the whole, Dora is a poorly executed film. The cross between horror and comedy is improper and this shows up clearly on the big screen. Although a few comic scenes are entertaining, the rest of the film is jumbled up into one big mess and can be ignore.
