Top Indian Movies of 2021

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  Karnan A movie that is visually beautiful and socially impactful is one best adaptation of Indian mythology. Karnan shed light on the hardship the unprivileged group has to face in society but this time with some commercial touch to it. The film is full of symbols which for shadows the events which happen later in the movie. In this film not just the humans become the character’s but from a snail to the mountains are part of the story make this movie a unique experience.   Minnal Murali To make a superhero movie that suits Kerala culture is not an easy job. The tight screenplay of this film makes it a good story even if we take out the superhero elements. It has some issues in some technical accepts but all of it is outshined by the intent narrative that keeps us engaged and gives us the story that the director wants us to tell.   Nayattu I don’t know why I love films but this film is a summary bad and corrupted our system is and the marginal society get a...
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My hero Academia Emotional, Motivational Anime that everyone needs to watch



Anime is gaining popularity every year and I am just new to the anime fandom. As a child Pokemon was my favorite anime which I am still watching. Knowing there are many I started to explore more Anime I begin with one punch man because I am a huge fan of the superhero genre will the show was exciting. I could have seen famous ones like Death Note, Attack on titans, Demon Slayer but I went with My hero academia which is also famous but the above ones are most recommended for beginners.  The premise of MHA is about youngsters with superpowers have to train in the academy to be superheroes. MHA is more than a superhero series and the following are the reason a enjoy the anime.

The story

My Hero Academia is more than a superhero series. The characters are common people with a superpower rather than a superhero. The story gives the message that having a superpower over does not make you a superhero it requires hard work, dedication, a will to help people. It about a group of youngsters who shares the same dream.

Characters

Deku one of the lead character in My Hero Academia
For me, stories are a journey of characters. Characters who are not well written do make movies, series, or books interesting. This is where MHA standout even it focuses on Deku who wants best be the best superhero ever but it not just about him everyone has a moment to shine. Even villains and side characters have a storyline that relevant to the plot.

  

Action

The action sequences are well done. The voice actors did a good job to make the action more intense and engaging. Japanese voice special aura that gives goosebumps. Standout feature the promotion actions sequences 




Final Thoughts

My Hero Academia is a must-watch for Anime lovers and superhero fans. Those who wondering where to start with Anime MHA may not be the Ideal one but it worth checking out



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