Stylish
Star
Allu
Arjun
and
the
massy
director
Boyapati
Srinu's
Sarainodu
is
aimed
to
push
the
actor
an
inch
closer
to
the
masses.
Read
the
review
to
know
whether
the
mission
is
a
'blockbuster'.
Sarainodu
Story:
The
film's
story
is
precisely
about
this
young
man,
Gana
(Allu
Arjun),
whose
job
is
moral
policing.
Though
his
treatment
involves
violence,
he
stands
by
the
justice.
On
that
note,
how
did
he
end
the
atrocities
of
Vyram
Dhanush
(Aadhi
Pinisetty),
the
son
of
the
State's
Chief
Minister,
who
misuses
the
power
to
the
fullest
for
his
individual
benefits?
What
role
does
a
farmer's
activist
(Sai
Kumar)
and
his
daughter
(Rakul
Preet)
has
to
play
in
this
tale
forms
the
crux.
Performances:
Allu
Arjun
was
quite
a
revelation
in
the
film
and
we
must
say
he
has
been
raising
the
bar
with
every
performance.
His
fiery
attitude,
dances,
comedy
timing,
and
his
own
flavor
of
dialogue
delivery
have
all
come
in
a
package.
Rakul
Preet
Singh,
though
has
nothing
much
to
do
other
than
whimpering,
she
was
impressive
as
an
innocent
belle.
Catherine
Tresa
felt
like
a
misfit
in
the
MLA
role.
Srikanth,
Aadhi
Pinnisetty,
Vidyuth
Lekha
contributed
a
lot
to
the
film.
Technical
Aspects
&
Analysis:
Sarinodu
is
a
technically
rich
commercial
film
with
a
top
class
sound
mix
and
stunning
cinematography.
Rishi
Punjabi's
camera
work
and
the
lighting
of
the
film
will
stand
as
one
of
the
biggest
assets,
which
has
set
the
mood
of
the
movie.
A
fresh
range
of
camera
angles
and
thumping
background
score
by
Thaman
elevated
the
emotions,
rightly.
However,
the
story
and
direction
of
the
film
by
Boyapati
Srinu
was
so
rotten
that
even
the
best
efforts
put
in
by
the
cast
and
technicians,
loses
its
charm.
The
comedy
scenes
of
Brahmanandam
were
unendurable
and
Catherine
Tresa's
role
as
an
MLA,
was
totally
half-baked
and
unconvincing.
But,
the
screenplay
saved
the
film
partly
as
the
high-octane
elements
come
at
regular
intervals,
to
keep
the
tempo
balanced.
The
interval
bang
and
the
pre-climax
portions
compensates
for
the
painful
comedy
track
and
sloppy
scenes
in
the
second
half.
The
songs
were
badly
conceived
and
the
editing
was
a
pass
muster.
Overview:
On
the
whole,
Sarainodu
is
a
well-blended
commercial
mix,
with
a
bit
of
sentiment,
comedy,
glamour
and
a
lot
of
action.
Give
it
a
watch
for
the
blockbuster
performance
of
Allu
Arjun
and
of
course,
the
film
served
its
purpose
in
showcasing
the
actor
as
a
potential
mass
icon.
Read
What
The
Audience
Has
To
Say
About
Sarainodu
In
The
Slides
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