Praana movie review highlights: Nithya Menen’s Praana promises a suspense filled engaging thriller

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Praana

directed by VK Prakash probes through such unanswered questions that every human being has. Tara Anuradha (Nithya) is a controversial writer. Her book Music of Freedom is being discussed by many for its courageous writing and she is even receiving threats. However, she hesitates to take protection from the police as she doesn’t feel it too as being restricted.

After getting to know about a haunted house in the highlands, Tara decides to take up a challenge. The writer finds the house and sets out to stay there to let the world know whether the ghosts are real. Every movement in the house is being recorded in cameras as she is planning to document it. What happens ahead of this cannot be expressed through words but has to be experienced.

First half of Praana foresees an engaging suspense thriller. Nithya Menen’s beautiful performance, Resul Pookutty’s sound designing and PC Sreeram’s cinematography are making it a magnificent experience.