Ram Charan Govindudu Andarivadele Movie Review on Zustcinema. Mega Powerstar Ram Charan-Krishna Vamsi combo film Govindudu Andarivadele released on October 1st.
Story :-
Abhiram (Ram Charan), an London based NRI who is fond of Rugby and Indian Culture is interested to known more about it. Abhiram comes to known about his father flashback and their roots are in India. He flews down to his India and meets Bala Raju (Prakash Raj) who is his grandfather. Abhiram lands in village for a purpose to fulfull his father's dream. What is the flashback of Abhiram's father ? How is Bala Raju related and How Abhiram completes his father dream forms crux of the film.
Performance
Ram Charan is briliant in his performance and proved himself as an immense actor as the character suits. The actor looks stylish and improves his acting skills in emotional scenes which are to be applauded.
Kajal Agarwal delivers a sheer performance and oozes out her glamour quotient as a village belle. She looks beautiful in half sarees and does a commendable performance. Her on-screen chemistry with Ram Charan sets the silver screen on fire.
Prakash Raj is at his best and no words to describe performance of Jayasudha, so to be Srikanth. Kamalinee Mukherjee is good as maradalu and looks gorgeous in village native. Adarsh is ok and others are adequate.
Technical Analysis
Yuvan Shankar Raja's tunes goes with the story and BGM is cool to the scenic views of the village and posh London locales. Sameer Reddy's cinematography is top-notch and colorful. The village atmosphere is shown in real nature look and locks audience with feel. Dialogues are to be applauded and Peter Heins actions are good.
Krishna Vamsi is just brilliant in shaping up such family entertainers and proves once again. GAV brings back the missing love, family values and emotions in relations to the most.
Analysis
One could say GAV is a complete family entertainer for this Dussehra. First half of Govindudu Andarivadele picks up with energetic start and colorful backgrounds. Pace of this half is low and entertaining elements are left to a toss. Comedy could be added in this half. The way this half presented doesn't makes audience bored.
Second half is asset and brings a feel to the audience and makes to stick to the seats. The emotional depth in this half is impressive with actors brilliant performances. Eventhough the story is predictable at times, narration and screenplay works out well as in the style of Krishna Vamsi. GAV brings the missing big joint families, human relations and emotional depth in the families are portrayed in a stunning way.
Krishna Vamsi repeats the magic and proves he is master in shaping up family entertainers.
ZC Take :-
Watch it with family to recollect the emotions for this Dussehra. GAV a Dussehra feast.
Zustcinema Govindudu Andarivadele Rating :- 4 / 5
