V Telugu Movie Review | Release on OTT Platform | Nani 25th Movie

 

Movie : V

Cast: Nani, Sudhirbabu, Niveda Thomas, Aditirao Haideri, Vennela Kishore, Tanikella Bharani etc.

Directed by: Mohanakrishna Indraganti

Music: Amit Trivedi

Background music: Taman

Cinematography: PG Vinda

Editing: Marthand K. Venkatesh

Producer: Dilraju

Banner: Sri Venkateswara Creations

Released: 05-09-2020 (Amazon Prime)

The choice of films by the young protagonist Nani is different from the beginning. He started with 'Ashta Chamma' and reached the milestone of 25 films with 'V' while watching the movie. It is no coincidence that Nani started her 25th film under the same Mohanakrishna Indraganti direction as the film career with which she started. Expectations on ‘V’ have risen as the villain has played a shadowy role in it. In addition to this, another young protagonist Sudhir Babu's playing a key role also aroused interest. The film, which is slated to hit theaters this year, is set to hit theaters due to the Corona virus and lockdown. And how is ‘V’ released as Amazon Prime platform? Did Nani impress in the villainous shades of character? Story behind the original ‘V’?

Story:

DCP Aditya (Sudhirbabu) is a gutsy, stylish police officer. In a very short time, he solved many cases and received the Police Gallantry Medal. Apoorva (Niveda Thomas) gets acquainted with Aditya by saying 'your fan' while giving a party to all the fellow cops. That acquaintance turns into a bit of love. The same night, Inspector Veera Prasad was brutally murdered. The killer (Nani) leaves a clue to DCP Aditya. Not only that, he also says he will commit four more murders. He starts killing everyone just like he said. Why did those murders have to be done? What were the circumstances that led to the killings? What did DCP Aditya do to catch the killer in this order? What is the connection between Vishnu (Nani) and Saheba (Aditi Rao Haidari)? You have to see ‘V’ to know!

How to:

Every director in the film industry has a style. Some take mass commercials, while others take family entertainers. Indraganthi Mohanakrishna is a unique style. One picture he took does not look like another picture. This time, they went a step further and chose the action thriller Joner and took Nani and Sudhir Babu as the protagonists. A series of murders in a city, the protagonist in the role of a police officer cracking them has already come up with many films with this story. Whatever the known story, the success of the film depends on how thrilling the story is. Director Indraganthi has worked hard in this regard.

According to DCP Aditya Stamina Intro, the director started the film with a fight scene. After that, the inspector tried to slowly bring the murder into the story. The first half continues with scenes where the killer kills one person and DCP Aditya attempts to crack down on those murders. The challenge-throwing scenes between the DCP-killer are rival. However, the love scenes between Apoorva and Aditya in the middle seem a bit stretched. The scenes before the break are even more thrilling. The DCP escapes as entangled as the assassin.

The storyline slowed down a bit when it came to the second half. The assassin gives a clue that his name is Vishnu (Nani). Who is the real Vishnu? DCP Aditya starts efforts to find out why he is committing these murders. The director ignored one thing here. The director who portrayed Aditya as an intelligent and strong cop in the intro scenes ... if the killer gives clues but can't catch him? That suspicion is caused in the viewer. In addition to this, Vishnu flashback also goes on as a routine. The audience can imagine what happens after that. We have already seen in a few hundred films the circumstances that led to the assassination of Vishnu. There is nothing new in that. The director gave an unexpected twist in the climax. It would have been nice if the scenes had been written in a way that was even stronger and thrilling in the second half.

Who did it:

It is natural for every hero to want to do the 25th film of his career in a unique, different role. Nani chose this role as it suited her. Nani's performance in the villainous shade is impressive. Dialog Diction, in particular, gestures are newly tried. Nani's conversations with Getup Sreenu on the train and another person on the bus and the variations on his face are impressive. Sudhirbabu played the role of DCP Aditya. The scenes between Nani and Sudhirbabu in the first half are competitive. Niveda Thomas, Aditirao Haideri, Vennela Kishore, Tanikella Bharani etc. have acted according to their range of roles.

The songs given by Amit Trivedi are good. The songs ‘Vastunna .. Vachchestunna’ and ‘Manasu Mari’ are entertaining to listen to and watch on screen. Taman background music is the strength of this film. The music took it to another level, especially in the coming scenes between Nani and Sudhirbabu. PGVinda Cinematography is good. Marthand K. Venkatesh better editing. Some scenes in the second half had to be cut. Audiences are less interested in watching songs on OTT platforms. Scissors to the item song before the climax will not make a big difference in the storyline. The point chosen by director Mohanakrishna Indraganti is nothing new. In the past many movies have come up with this kind of story, articles. However, as much excitement as the first half.