<i>Vikramarkudu</i> Review
Wednesday,
November
08,
2006
It
is
not
always
that
a
film
manages
to
surpass
the
expectations
that
it
creates.
Raviteja,
director
SS
Rajamouli
and
the
entire
team
of
Vikramarkudu
deserves
a
big
round
of
applause
for
this
achievement!
Honestly, there is nothing new about the story. It's the presentation that has made this a thorough entertainer.
Ravitheja plays dual roles in the film- a petty thief and an honest cop who is forced to go into hiding when he ends up making powerful enemies.
Attilisathi Babu is a small-time thief and crook who is crazy about acts of daredevilry. But one day, he gets the shock of his life when a young girl turns up and claims that he is her father! After recovering from the stunning blow, he slowly starts to find out the truth behind the claim. It turns out that the girl is the daughter of Inspector Vikram Rathod. He is on the run from the notorious Chambal dacoits. He hides himself in Hyderabad. But, he gets killed in an encounter.
The petty thief now returns to the Chambal valley and settles the score on behalf of the dead cop. He also manages to kill all the evil men.
The heroine, Anoushka, has nothing to do at all, other than appearing in song sequences.
The problem with masala films is- everybody knows what the ingredients are (comedy + romance + song and dance routines + sentiments + good dialogues + action), but nobody gets the proportions right. Only a very few do. This is one such film.
The film has some excellent action sequences from stunt choreographer Ram Lakshman. Music isn't something that you are going to remember for a long time. But, the film's cinematography is good and its comedy is very entertaining.
Movies are meant to entertain. This one does.
Plus:
Screenplay
Comedy
Action
sequences
Story
narration
Minus:
Sometimes
the
screenplay
drags
The
heroine
has
nothing
to
do
at
all!!!
Cast: Ravitheja, Anoushka, Prakashraj and others.
Credits:
Director
-
SS
Rajamouli
Music
-
Keeravani
Producer
-
Shri
Keerthi
Creations
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