Krishnamma Movie Review, Rating, Story, Cast and Crew

Rating:

(2.5/5)
Director:

V V Gopala Krishna
Cast:

Satya Dev, AthiraRaj, Archana Iyer
Banner:

Arunachala Creations
Producer:

Krishna Kommalapati
Music:

Kaala Bhairava
Release Dt :

May, 10 2024

Story

The film follows the lives of three orphans Patra (Satya Dev), Shivan (Krishna Purukula) and Kothi (Lakshman Misala). Patra and Cody are small-time smugglers. Shivan runs a print shop and hates the work Patra and Cody do. A need comes into their lives that forces them to participate in the transportation of contraband. Unfortunately, they are caught by the police, who want to ruin the lives of these three friends with their evil intentions.

Analysis

Krishnamma Movie Review, Rating, Story, Cast and Crew

The film's director Gopala Krishna had strong ideas. His writing captures our attention in the first part, which shows the protagonist's plight as an orphan of society, his desire for a family, and his desire for a better life than himself. Everything was done right here. . Then the important love story is introduced and everything becomes more general but the emotions still work here and there and the first half ends on a good note. When the director ran out of ideas in the second half, he decided to introduce a weak revenge idea, something we had seen many times before in mainstream films. His writing becomes too simple here, which makes the story feel rushed and the execution completely uninteresting. Turning the key didn't make as much of an impact as I expected. The villain was interesting, but the director's weak sense of revenge ruined it, and the climactic fight felt soulless.

Performance

Satyadev was flawless as Patra, his natural performance reminiscent of Ravideja's good taste. With his impressive performance, he single-handedly tried to save his other half from the ruins of everyday life. Lakshman Misala is good as Kodi. The rest of the cast fits their roles.

Cinematography by Sunny Gurupati was good. The attempt to convey a rustic atmosphere was clearly evident in the natural and simple environment. Kala Bhairava's music was good. His songs are good, but the background music is disappointing. The editing of Thammiraju went quickly. In the first half it pays off, but in the second half it's a draw and the strong emotions disappear very quickly.