Title: The Warriorr
CBFC Rating : UA
Run-Time: 2 Hrs 35 Min
Release Date: 14-07-2022
Banner: Srinivasaa Silver Screen
Cast: Ram Pothineni, Krithi Shetty, Aadhi Pinnishetty, Akshara Gowda, Nadhiya and others
Editor: Naveen Nooli
Music: Devi Sri Prasad
Cinematography: Sujith Vaassudevan
Producer: Srinivasaa Chitturi
Written & Directed By N Lingusamy
Story
Satya (Ram) is a doctor who joins Government Hospital at Kurnool. Guru (Aadhi Pinisetty) is a ruthless goon who rules Kurnool by killing people who cross his path. Sathya encounters a couple of such incidents and decides to go against Guru by law. Guru thrashes Sathya badly but sustains injuries. After two years Sathya re-enters Kurnool with a mission to eliminate Guru. What happened in the war between Satya and Guru forms the second half of ‘The Warriorr’
Performances
Ram Pothineni is known for portraying his roles with high energy levels. Ram played his role with two shades in ‘The Warriorr’ and he clearly showed the difference in his role effortlessly. He shouldered the entire movie with his terrific screen presence and superb energy, especially in the second half. He looks dashing as a tough cop.
Aadhi Pinisetty did another major role in the film as the antagonist. He looks menacing as a villain and did a fantastic job in a raw, gritty role. His characterization in the first half rises curiosity and made the audience hooked to the film.
Krithi Shetty played the role of a Radio Jockey and she looked pretty. Her chemistry with Ram looks cool on-screen. She made a good pair with Ram and added glamour to songs. Nadhiya, Brahmaji, Akshara Gowda, and Jaya Prakash are adequate in their respective roles.
Highlights
Ram’s Energetic Performance As Cop
Aadhi Pinisetty’s Villainy
Scenes between Ram & Aadhi
Bullet & Whistle Songs
Interval Fight
Drawbacks
Usual Story
Climax
Analysis
‘The Warriorr’ starts off in a normal mode but things get heated up once the villain enters the plot. The entire first half is dominated by the villain and the hero tries to stop him in a lawful manner. The massy elements and pacy screenplay keep things going during the first half. The interval bang is executed well with a powerful fight.
The second half starts with the face-off everyone has been waiting for between Sathya and Guru. Director Lingusamy’s strengths came into display during the second half. The war between Ram and Aadhi is neatly elevated in an engaging manner. The climax seems rushed but the ending is justified with good dialogue.
Music by Devi Sri Prasad is catchy with a couple of chartbuster songs and BGM is decent. Cinematography by Sujith Vaassudevan sets the right mood for the film and the songs look vibrant. Editing by Naveen Nooli is adequate. Producer Srinivasaa Chitturi made the film with good production values and delivered a quality product.
Rating: 3/5
Bottom Line: Whistle Blowing Actioner
