“Viraaji” intertwines thriller and suspense genres to create a riveting narrative. The film follows ten individuals—CI Prabhakar (Balagam Jayaram), Dr. Sudha (Pramodini), stand-up comedian Ved (Kushalini), film producer Kodandarama (Kakinada Nani), celebrity astrologer Ramakrishna (Raghu Karumanchi), and photographer Concept Raju (Raviteja Nannimala)—who become ensnared in a dilapidated mansion with a dark past as a mental asylum. As they navigate the mansion’s eerie and increasingly supernatural environment, their struggle to escape intensifies, adding layers of suspense and danger to their predicament.

Director Harsha excels in crafting a suspenseful and engaging film with “Viraaji.” The first half of the movie effectively builds tension through its mysterious and ominous setting. The narrative takes unexpected turns in the second half, leading to a gripping climax that challenges viewers to consider the deeper themes and secrets of the mansion.

Varun Sandesh delivers a standout performance as “Andi,” bringing a compelling energy and depth to his role. The supporting cast, including Balagam Jayaram, Raghu Karumanchi, Pramodini, and Raviteja Nannimala, also deliver strong performances, each adding significant nuance and authenticity to their characters. Their combined efforts contribute to the film’s immersive experience.

The technical execution in “Viraaji” is impressive. Ebenizer Paul’s evocative score enhances the film’s suspenseful and eerie atmosphere, while the cinematography captures the mansion’s haunting and atmospheric visuals. The production values are high, reflecting meticulous attention to detail

“Viraaji” is a well-crafted thriller that effectively combines suspense with supernatural intrigue. Its engaging storyline, strong performances, and high technical standards make it a standout entry in its genre. The film promises an engrossing experience for fans of suspenseful and supernatural narratives, offering both excitement and thoughtful reflection.