After numerous delays, title change from Mudra and several release date postponements, young
hero nikhil siddhartha is back on screen with his
remake flick
arjun Suravaram directed by debutant Santhosh. Here's team
ap Herald's exclusive first on net
arjun Suravaram review.
Arjun Lenin Suravaram is an honest and passionate journalist who is hell-bent on resolving social issues, and at a situation, it gets arrested on grounds that he had given fake certificates in banks. However now
arjun discovers that many are arrested like him for giving fake certificates and now finds that there's a crime syndicate indulging in fake certificate scam. How
arjun Suravaram resolves this crime is what the
movie is all about.
Performances:
Nikhil
siddhartha is energetic and gives his best in terms of emotions, and dances with extreme energy as well.
lavanya tripathi is glamorous and shines as the eye candy.
tarun arora is cliched as the antagonist, while the rest of the cast including
vennela Kishore, Pragati,
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ravindra are adequate.
Technicalities:
Background score by
sam CS is powerful while of the songs, Kanne Kanne is hum worthy. Cinematography by Surya captures action sequences effectively while editing by
naveen Nooli could have been better.
Analysis:
Debutant
director Santosh has remade his own
tamil movie Kanithan as
arjun Suravaram but he has not been enlightened by the fact that the
movie was a flop there and has failed to modify the screenplay properly. The first half moves with unnecessary sequences and songs and there's no solid interesting sequence at all. Though after the conflict is established and the second half has some interesting scenes, there's too much predictability due to the outdated content and lackluster performances from the supporting cast. Except for
nikhil Siddhartha's performance,
sam CS
music, and few scenes, there's nothing exceptional in this outdated action-packed social entertainer.
Negatives, Lackluster Performances, Screenplay, Predictable scenes, Lavanya Tripathi