The only things that caught my eye here that looked out of place was the bit of yellowing at the bottom of Aragorn's coat. It looks a bit more like mud at the bottom of the coat rather than OSL and I am not sure you need to convey the light falling on this part of the coat. I'm thinking maybe just a brighter green where you think the light is falling rather than the yellowish tinge. It's a minor point though! There also seems to be a bit of yellow on the leading edge of the coat underneath his forearm (the one carrying the torch) - this caught my eye too.

Minor quibbles on a brilliant paint job! Great work on his face too.

I think he looks great, but the right side of his face away from the torch needs to be heavily shadowed.

nice, looking better then previous time, if i remember well!

You have done a good job with the actual fire colouring, although there is in reality very little red in flame. More of a deep orange. I also see what you are trying to do with the black. You are attempting to simulate the fire gases resulting from the flames burning of the fuel. It almost works, but again, would be more realistic if it was a dark grey rather than jet black.

Fantastic sculpting and painting Sid! Is this your first time painting OSL? If it is, then I'm really impressed!

Really nice job Sid!
The addition of the backpack is very cool aswell!
Only suggestions I can make are:
1) a little OSL effect on the sword. The sword is pretty far from the light source but still, metal is pretty reflective
2) trying to make the face look a bit darker, cause now it seems you got another strong lightsource from the front and you get a feeling there's lightning incosistency.
Ofc you can use two lightsources (that's what I'm trying to achieve aswell), but the darker colours will give a moonlight effect which works better with a lighten torch..

Really nice work again!