Das CH
Das CH
It’s director Vakkantham Vamsi’s magic on screen. His fresh narration with a humorous touch to cinema will engage the audience, where the content solely depends on entertainment.
It’s been a while since we have seen Nithiin in this energetic role. His transformation into the character and the rollercoaster highs and lows of a character, where he plays as a junior artist in the film, will attract the audience.
Sreeleela was good in her role. Her scenes alongside Nithiin were also promising.
The standout scene of the film is the Interval shot. It was fantastic to watch this action sequence with humor and a twist that is going to dictate the latter half of the film. Director Vakkantham Vamsi was totally good for handling this scene in such a unique way.
Harris Jayaraj’s music looks good.
Interval Card – “Misamma Screenplay Modalu.” Huge thumbs-up to the team so far. Entertainment lovers, you are definitely in for a treat considering the first half.
After an impressive interval shot, the latter half of the film starts off with a bang, featuring a couple of good interaction scenes from Nithiin to the antagonist Sudev Nair. However, it falls down when the villain starts playing the game, making it tricky to make sense of the screenplay. Nevertheless, it finally ends with a promising climax that justifies Nithiin’s character as the protagonist.
The beauty of the film lies in its ability to fall under the entertainment genre despite its drawbacks.
