Krishna Gaadi Veera Prema Gaadha Movie Review
Storyline
(Nani) and Maha Lakshmi (Mehreen)
are childhood friends and lovers in disguise. Maha Lakshmi (Mehreen) is the
daughter of a powerful person Rajanna (Mahadevan) from Rayalaseema area.
Cowardice natured Krishna couldn’t talk to
Rajanna about his love with his daughter. Meanwhile there are parallel threads
running in the backdrop including Rajanna’s rivalry with Appi Reddy, and
Rajappa's brother ACP Srikanth’s fight against underworld in Hyderabad . Each of these stories laced with
romance, action and suspence are connected at a point and are related. How does
this happen forms KGVPG story
Artists Performances
Nani is very natural and delivers an all-round performance and he
is a treat to watch. His comic timing is exceptional, dialogue-diction is impressive
and he carries off the role with ease.
New girl Mehreen bags a good role. She looked good and performed well in the
love scenes. It’s a good start for the actress in Tollywood.
Mahadevan and Rama Krishna are apt for their roles. Sampath Raj as fiery cop delivers his
best in his style, Murali Sharma as
mafia don is impressive, while Brahmaji,
Prabhas Sreenu and 30yrs Industry
Prithvi are entertaining in their roles. Annapurna is note-worthy
and others are adequate.
Technicians Role
Vishal Chandrasekhar’s musical
scores are pleasing and so is the BGM. However, the songs in the second half
could have been placed well. Cinematography is on top-notch while the dialogues
are natural. Hanu Raghavapudi’s writing and direction skills are note-worthy. Storyline
is promising but the screenplay could have been racier. Editing could’ve been
crisp. 14 Reels Entertainment production values are rich.
Analysis
Krishna Gadi Veera Prema Gaadha
has an interesting storyline and Hanu Raghavapudi deals in his style with
unique treatment.
The first half of the film is
engaging with good interesting scenes between the lead pair. The director had
good grip in handling the love story, and the chemistry between the lead pair
is believable. Pre-interval episodes are gripping and are dealt impressively.
However, it’s the dragging second half that caused the problem. The narration
is much slow, and the long duration is the other added issue. At least a song
could have been trimmed in the second hour.
Hanu Raghavapudi’s direction
skills are very impressive, but had he focussed a bit more on racy screenplay,
the film could have turned blockbuster at the box-office. Nevertheless,
Finally
Krishna Gadi Veera Prema Gaadha-
Nani does it again!
RATING: 3/5
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