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Review : Nannaku Prematho- ClassyRevenge DramaRelease .... Rating : 3.25/5
Director :Sukumar
Producer :B. V. S. N. Prasad
Music Director :Devi Sri Prasad
Starring :NTR, Rakul Preet Singh,Rajendra Prasad, Jagapati BabuThe day which everybody was waiting for has finally arrived today. NTR’s most awaited family drama, Nannaku Prematho has hit the screens all over. Let’s now see how the film turns out to be.
Story:-Abhiram(NTR) is an young entrepreneur based in London. One fine day, he comes to know that his father(Rajendra Prasad) is diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and is in his last stages of life. An upset Abhiram, rushes back home to confront his dad.During this time, Abhiram’s father reveals that his last wish is to see Krishnamurthy(Jagapathi Babu), the richest Indian in UK gets defeated in life. He further reveals to Abhiram how Krishnamurthy had ripped of his property and happiness by cheating him big time. Rest of the story is as to how Abhiram dethrones Krishnamurthy and fulfills his father’s dying wish.
Plus Points:-With Nannaku Prematho, NTR stuns you withhis emotional performance. This is probably NTR’s best performance till date as the young tiger has unleashed a new side of his caliber. Right from the first frame, NTR nails it with his stylish looks and classy act. He is exceptionally good and carries his emotions with right balance. NTR needs to be appreciated for coming out of his comfort zone and accepting a film like this.Yet another major asset of the film is Jagapathi Babu. If not for him, the film wouldn’t have come out the way it has. The veteran actor does his villainous act to the ‘T’ and excels in his role. Babu’s subtle expressions and attitude makes proceedings quite interesting. All his confrontation scenes with NTR have been designed exceptionally well by Sukumar.The film scores brownie points as there is nobloodshed and unnecessary violence in the film. Rakul Preet Singh looks gorgeous and does her role supremely well. She looks apt as the rich NRI and her own dubbing is also impressive.Interval block and the last half an hour is high on emotions and engrosses you completely. Production values are superb. Rajeev Kanakala gets a meaty role after along time and performs well.
Minus Points:-Nannaku Prematho is a class film and the masses might find it very hard to digest certain facts. Even though NTR is superb in the film, the regular punch dialogues and dances he is usually associated with are completely missing in this film. Pace of the film is also a bit slow as the film takes its own time to unravel.Some scenes showcasing the affection between NTR and his father should have been executed to make the plot more believable. As the subject matter is quite serious, scope for comedy was also less andall those who expect this as a Sankranthi special entertainer might be disappointed.First 15 minutes and the entire episode featuring Rakul Preet and her mom could have been mellowed down and edited out. This episode looks out of place and eats away most of the run time.Technical Aspects:-Music by Devi Sri Prasad is just about ok as all the songs are situational. The way they have been shot and executed are below par. At least 10 minutes during the start of the second half should have been trimmed. Dialogues are superb and emotional. Production values and camera work is top notch as London and its locations have beenshowcased in a stunning way.Coming to the director Sukumar, his brilliance is written all over the script as he presents the film in quite a gripping way. Right from the scene one he makes it quite clear and narrates an emotional revenge drama with enough clarity in all his scenes.
Verdict:-On the whole, Nannaku Prematho is a film where all the unnecessary commercial aspects are put aside and the focus is on thecontent. NTR’s solid performance and emotional content are huge assets. However, the slow pace of the film and lack of certain elements which are expected by NTR fans and mass audience will hamper the collections to an extent. Finally, NannakuPrematho is a class act which should do wellonly with the A center audience.
..by ..nagendra bannu
