Cast: Rohit Roy, Karishma Kotak, and Rajesh Sharma
Director: Sam Bhattacharjee
Banner: Big Films Media
Rating: 2 stars

The first film based on Artificial Intelligence (AI), “IRaH – The Immortality App,” directed by Sam Bhattarcharjee, has hit the screens this Friday. This movie takes viewers into a world where humans attempt to misuse the power of technology. With a blend of suspense, action, and thrills, “IRaH” has become a must-watch. Starring Rohit Bose Roy, Karishma Kotak, and Rajesh Sharma, among other talented actors,

The storyline of “IRaH” revolves around Hari Singh (Rohit Bose Roy), who launches a groundbreaking digital platform called IRaH 5.10. However, when this app falls into the wrong hands, chaos ensues.

Rohit Bose Roy delivers a stellar performance as Hari Singh, portraying the complexities of his character with finesse. Karishma Kotak’s role is pivotal to the story, and she portrays it naturally and convincingly. Rajesh Sharma as Inspector Dunne impresses with his portrayal of a serious character.

“IRaH” sheds light on the ethical implications of technological advancements and highlights the potential consequences of misusing technology. It also exposes the greed prevalent in the corporate world. The struggle between right and wrong is engagingly depicted in “IRaH.”

According to me “IRaH – The Immortality App” presents an intriguing premise exploring the misuse of technology, but unfortunately falls short in its execution. While Rohit Bose Roy delivers a stellar performance as Hari Singh, the rest of the cast struggles to leave a lasting impression. Despite commendable efforts from the director, Sam Bhattarcharjee, the film fails to deliver a truly immersive experience. The cinematography is visually stunning, yet it cannot compensate for the lack of depth in certain plot points. While the film attempts to tackle ethical dilemmas, it often feels superficial in its exploration. Although “IRaH” has its moments of entertainment, it ultimately leaves audiences craving more substance and innovation.