With loads of small budget
movies making waves in the recent past, everyone seems to have lost their hopes
on high-budget, star studded films. To prove this hypothesis there emerges an
extravaganza titled "Racha." The film, as everyone expected to be a
welcome break this summer, did not try to break the cliché and nestled in a
safety net of formulaic story (if there's any) and screenplay which you have
seen in zillions of other Telugu movies. The story (pardon me folks, for lack
of a better word I'm calling it "story" again and again) is
predictable and one can foretell the next step from miles away. Lackluster
scenes, poor styling and extremely amateurish execution makes it an ensemble
made from crap.
The only saving grace of
the movie is the protagonist Ram Charan and the comedy track. Once the
comedians leave the scene, they take away the movie's soul with them. Ram
Charan proves himself as a hero material with his voice, looks and screen
presence. He has honed his acting skills and is better than other star sons of
his age. He dances to songs exalting his father's blood, genes, etc., but
accepting this film and taking more than an year to complete it is not
appreciated and may raise questions on his pedigree. Mani Sarma turned bland,
blander, blandest with his songs in the film. Naah Naah Naah, you can't count
in "Vaana Vaana" it's the great Bappi Lahiri's number.
To cut the long story
short - It's Allu Arjun & V V Vinayak's "Bunny" remade with Ram
Charan by some one film old director, Sampath Nandi. Watch it if your ticket is
sponsored and if you have some suicidal tendency mongering over your head!!
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