'Die Hard Fan' review: Abhiram's thriller is a super blend of suspense and comedy

'Die Hard Fan', starring Priyanka Sharma and Shiva in the lead roles, was written and directed by directed by M Abhiram. B Chandra Priya Subudhi bankrolled the project under the banner of Srihaan Cinecreations. The movie hit the screens today and let’s see how it is.
Critics Rating: 2.75/5
Story:
A popular actress, and model (Priyanka Sharma) who is a heartthrob for youth, leads her life in the acting profession.A fan (Shiva) who admires her, wants to grab her attention and always tries to meet her and always comments on her all social platforms to get noticed. On the occasion of her birthday, while she was busy with celebrations and receiving many tweets and texts from her fans on all social platforms.
Meanwhile, as a fan, Shiva is also celebrating her birthday in his flat with his uncle. Suddenly a message pops up notification from Priyanka to her fan, which shocks him. Priyanka tells Shiva that, she is willing to join him at the party and asks him to share the location of his flat. In thunder and rain suddenly calling bell sound turned on. What made Priyanka message Shiva? Did she come to his flat? If came what happened forms the crux of the story.
Analysis:
Shiva gives a sincere and earnest performance as a die-hard fan. He suits the part of the boy next door and looks good on screen. Priyanka Sharma is the heart and soul of Die Hard Fan. The film revolves around her – a story of a film star. It is a performance-oriented role, and she delivers. There is a bit of over-melodrama, but it goes well with the overall impact the director was trying to create. Rajeev Kanakala gets a very important role and he is amazing in his character. Shakalaka Shankar, Noel Sen, Ravi Varma, and others have nailed their roles.
The suspense comedy-drama and the way suspense is built up look good in the film. The setting, production design, star cast, and visuals are quite realistic and give the show an engaging vibe.