‘Andhhagadu’ Movie Review

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Title : Andhhagadu
CBFC Rating :
U/A
Run-Time :
2 Hrs 12 Mins
Release Date :
02-06-2017
Banner :
A.K Entertainments India Pvt Ltd
Cast :
Raj Tharun, Hebah Patel, Rajendra Prasad, Raja Raveendra, Sathya
Music :
Sekhar Chandra
Producer :
Ramabrahmam Sunkara
Written & Directed By: 
Veligonda Srinivas

STORY :

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Gautham (Raj Tarun) is a orphan and blind guy. He has four friends whom he loves the most on the planet. One day the friends have to leave Gautham as they get eye donors. Gautham never hears from them again. Years later Gautham turns RJ and pursues Nethra (Hebah Patel). What happens to the love and friends in the end is the overall story of the movie.

PERFORMANCES :

Raj Tarun is electrifying in the role of a blind guy. He nails the character. Be it the body language or small gestures and moments, he gets it all right. There is his usual energy and entertainment in place as well. Andhagadu is without any doubt a top memorable outing for him.

Hebah Patel continues to dominate the proceedings with her glamour. It is not too much of skin show but rather just a combination of cute bubbly looks and trendy looking costumes.

Rajendra Prasad is a great addition to the cast. He leaves a big positive impression on the overall scheme of things. Ashish Vidhyardhi is in fine form. Sayaji Shinde is equally awesome even though it might appear pretty predictable. Sathya is excellent as the hero’s friend. Raja Ravindra looks menacing as the villain.

POSITIVES :

Lead Pair

Entertainment

Twists

Songs

Production Values

NEGATIVES :

Few Parts of Second Half

ANALYSIS :

Veligonda Srinivas, a successful writer makes a solid debut with Andhagadu. The writer knowing the story very well packs it with enough twists and turns to keep the audience engaged. Along the way there is a huge dose of entertainment too which keeps the laughs alive throughout the movie.

First half of the film neatly establishes the love track with a beautiful montage song thrown in. there lead pair make all the shortcomings almost nonexistent with their energy and chemistry together. The story takes a turn towards the interval. The second half begins on a predictable note and there is a little bit of wobble but it soon gains momentum and ends on a extremely satisfying note with a well executed climax. Overall, Andhagadu is a full paisa vasool entertainer.

Musically the film is good with few catchy numbers coming at the perfect timing. The background score is alright. The cinematography by B Rajasekhar is excellent. It gives the entertainer a very rich and glossy look. Editing is neat. Production values by A.K Entertainments are fantastic. Andhagadu never feels like a small film. The songs have been shot on exotic foreign locations and big sets in a grand manner.

Bottom-LineTime-Pass Comedy Entertainer

Rating : 3 / 5

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