Darshan’s Devil has finally hit the screens, and the early reviews call it a mix of high-voltage action, political drama, and emotional twists. As a star-driven Kannada action-melodrama, the film delivers the mass energy fans expect.
The story revolves around power, vengeance, and love, but reviewers point out that the first half suffers from weak screenplay flow and a predictable political setup. A few critics mentioned that the “connectivity” between scenes feels shaky in places.
However, the second half seems to be the film’s major highlight. Reviewers say the movie picks up pace with back-to-back twists, strong confrontations, and engaging emotional beats. The momentum in the latter portion reportedly keeps audiences hooked.
Another noteworthy aspect is the film’s unusual pre-release attention. Darshan’s recent off-screen situation created additional media discussion, and his public appeal from jail asking fans to support the movie added more visibility.
Overall, Devil appears to function exactly as a mass entertainer should—serving action, heroism, and style for Darshan’s fan base. While the screenplay’s originality and structure have shortcomings, the film still provides enough thrills to spark conversations among viewers.
If you enjoy political-action thrillers or are a Darshan supporter, Devil offers a familiar yet energetic cinematic ride.
