‘The 100’ Movie Review
Movie: The 100
Release Date: 11 July 2025
CBFC Rating: UA
Run-time: 2h 15m
Banner: Kria Film Corp, Dhamma Productions
Cast : RK Sagar, Misha Narang, Dhanya Balakrishna, Anand, Kalyani Natarajan, Vishnu Priya, Lakshmi Gopala Swamy, Balakrishna, Jayanth, Thaarak Ponnappa, Vamshi Nekkanti, VV Giridhar, Temper Vamshi
Music: Harshavardhan Rameshwar
Cinematographer: Shyam K Naidu
Editor: Amar Reddy Kudumula
Dialouges: Sudheer Varma Pericharla
Producers: Ramesh Karutoori, Venki Pushadapu, J. Tharak Ram
Director: Raghav Omkar Sasidhar
The 100 is a thriller film that stars RK Sagar in a cop role. With an interesting trailer and posters, the film promises to deliver an exciting narrative. The 100 is slated to release on July 11 in theatres. A special premiere is screened for the media. Let’s check out the review.
Plot:
The story begins with ACP Vikranth (RK Sagar) encountering a mysterious murder case during his training. As he investigates the case, he unravels various shocking developments that lead him closer to the truth. The film revolves around how ACP Vikranth, sets to solve the case.
Performances:
RK Sagar puts in tremendous effort to portray the role of ACP Vikranth. He transforms his look and physique to fit the character, and his hard work is evident on screen. He delivers a convincing performance, sporting a serious look and gaze that is required for the cop.
Misha Narang looks cute and beautiful in her limited screen presence, while Dhanya Balakrishna impresses with her role as Sagar’s friend. Tarak Ponnappa makes a good impact with his menacing personality and expressions.
Highlights:
RK Sagar
Gripping Plot
Thumping BGM
Interesting Proceedings
Drawbacks:
Slow Narration
Predictable Elements
Cinematic Liberties
Analysis:
The 100 promises much and delivers on the thrills to an extent. RK Sagar’s hard work and dedication are evident on screen, and the honesty of director Raghav Omkar Sasidhar is also apparent. The film’s investigation part starts on an interesting note, keeping the narrative intriguing. However, the plot seems diluted with romantic angles and other scenes, making it somewhat predictable. The plot is engaging, with some unexpected twists and turns that keep the audience intrigued.
The background music by Harshavardhan Rameshwar is thumping and adds value to the narration. The cinematography by Shyam K. Naidu is effective, showcasing the scenes naturally and realistically. However, the film takes some cinematic liberties and includes predictable elements that could have been refined with a more nuanced screenplay. The 100 is a commendable effort by RK Sagar and director Raghav Omkar Sasidhar. Production values by Kria Film Corp & Dhamma Productions are commendable. Overall, The 100 is a thrilling ride with some predictable twists, making it an engaging watch. If you’re a fan of thrillers, The 100 is worth checking out.
Rating: 3.25 / 5
Bottom-line: A Thrilling Ride With Engaging Narration
