Swamy Ra Ra Movie Review,
Starring Nikhil, Colours Swathi, Ravi Babu, Pooja Rama Chandran and others
Director: Sudhir Varma
Music: Sunny MR
Cinematography: Richard Prasad
Editor: Karthik Srinivas
producer: Chakri Chigurupati
Banner: Lakshmi Narasimha Entertainments
24 hours cinema Rating: 3/5
Welcome to the movie review of Swamy Ra Ra .The movie carried some craze with Nikhil’s changed looks , the presence of energetic Swathi and their promotional efforts are also appreciated . Let us see if there is any depth in the content that matches the marketing and hype .
Story:
Surya (Nikhil), a petty pickpocketer, Durga (Ravi Babu), a baddie and Swathi (Colours Swathi), a simple journalist are three different people who are totally unrelated. A small golden Ganesh idol goes missing from the secret chambers of Anantha Padmanabha Swamy of Thiruvananthapuram and is worth crores due to its antic value. That idol intervenes the lives of these people and bring some drastic changes in them. What happens next should be seen on screen.
How they performed?:
Nikhil had turned monotonous after a promising debut with Happy Days. He seem to be mimicking the body language and dialogue delivery in all the movies that followed. But it is all different in this movie. He had undergone a good transformation both in looks and acting. This is undoubtedly his best performance after Happy days.
Colours Swathi’s styling looks fresh and her acting is natural. The director had extracted exactly the level of acting demanded by the character with out going overboard. Ravi Babu played the role of a villain with comedy touch and he is too good in it. Love Failure fame Pooja as hero’s friend, Jeeva as Antics Expert are all good.
Technical Performances:
The movie plot loosely resembled Ram Gopal Varma’s Kshanam Kshanam and Anaganaga o roju. The debutante Sudhir Varma’s style also have few references for RGV, Quentine Tarantino. Being a new comer and handling a small movie, he always have the restrictions in budget and all. Sudhir showed the entire industry how a movie can be effectively made even with limited resources by having a good pool of talent. He had done good justice to direction, screenplay, dialogues which all complimented the movie story well.
Debutant Sunny had delivered fresh music for the movie which complimented in enhancing the effect of the scenes. All the songs come in back ground and does not require any lip sync. Richard Prasad, the cinematographer of the movie is new as well and his camera work is bright and colourful. Editing by Karthik Srinivas is very good. Art work is good. Production values are very high for a small movies.
Final Say:
The first half of the movie even though not racy is enjoyable. The director lost his ground in the second half where things get wayward testing the patience of the audience. But the climax is good. The movie is still a decent watch. Give it a try this weekend!
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