CHENNAI BOX OFFICE

It’s not too often you see a movie with a heart and a story that needs to be told. Director Kumaravelan’s Haridas touches upon one such theme – the relationship between an autistic child and his father.

After the initial glowing reviews, the movie's shows are somewhat increased but collections have not been phenomenal.

After playing Veerappan, versatile Kishore proves that he can play any role with ease.

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Director Kumaravelan’s Haridas is the story of an autistic child and his cop father and how they deal with life in the bigoted world. Told objectively, with not even a tinge of melodrama, Haridas also has Sneha playing the part of a teacher beautifully.

Lack of publicity is spelling trouble for the movie’s collections despite receiving glowing reviews from critics.

Neatly directed and acted out, Haridas might rank among the finest movies of this year with a purpose and an important message.

Director Kumaravelan’s Haridas is the story of an autistic child and his cop father and how they deal with life in the bigoted world. Told objectively, with not even a tinge of melodrama, Haridas also has Sneha playing the part of a teacher beautifully

Lack of publicity is spelling trouble for the movie’s collections despite receiving glowing reviews from critics.

Neatly directed and acted out, Haridas might rank among the finest movies of this year with a purpose and an important message.

Directed by GNR Kumaravelan, Haridas is the story of an autistic little boy’s relationship with his father and his teacher, played by Sneha, who is specialized in dealing with children having special needs.

The movie has had positive reviews upon its release; however trade is slow to pick up.

Prithviraj Das, who plays the autistic child, and his performance.

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