JALSA Movie Review by raja
Some sort of introduction my 'Prince', sorry nothing is audible because of the 'FANS' making noise in anticipation of something good, here comes
Sonja(Pawan) going to Prakash Raj asking for his elder daughter (Kamlini), Prakash Raj refuses and she gets married to some dude. We are told after a year
Sanju meets Bhagi (Illeana) and like in Balu some so called comedy scenes with some songs and fights in between drags us to the interval with Sanju
revealing he had naxalite past.
As expected we get into the past of Sanju comes some unconvincing scenes all die in Sanju Family and he goes into the forest to become a naxalite (for
what?) and he meets Prakash Raj (a police officer) and again some so called comedy moments and as usual (most you would have guessed) refuses to get
his second daughter, Bhagi, married to Sanju and employs a bodyguard, Brahamandam, as you can expect some routine comedy scenes follow. In between
to accommodate some fights, there is a bad guy following Sanju and nobody knows why(I am sure the writer also has no clue) and because we have to have a
climax the bad guy sets up his son to get married to Bhagi and more routine scenes follow.
Oh, there is Parvati Melton , don't know what she was doing in the movie.
The music director must be feeling so sad, since his effort has gone waste.
Overall the movie has nothing to think, worry or talk about.
Pawan looked like person searching for something missing.
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Performance:
Pawan kalian is at his stylish best in the film. He also does a good job in the fights as well as comedy scenes. But his characterization is not up to the mark. Ileana for a change is shown in a decent way without any vulgar dresses. She is adequate in her role. Paravthi Melton sizzles in her brief role. Prakash Raj s a tough police officer who is after the naxalites does not come across very convincingly. Mukesh Rushi as the bad guy is okay. Sunil and Brahmnandam's comedy is just average. The music is good but the hit songs are not that well filmed on screen.
The weak story and the shoddy screenplay mar the film. Trivikram falters at more than one place and the film comes across as a mixed bag. Not too great, but also not totally bad either. An average film from Trivikram Srinivas.
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