Bheemineni Srinivasa Rao has directed the movie on Arundathy Movies banner. Check out Sudigadu Movie Review to see whether it lives up to the expectations or not.
Cast: Allari Naresh, Monal Gajjar, Kovai Sarala, Brahmanandam, others
Director: Bheemineni Srinivasa Rao
Producer: Chadrasekhar D Reddy
Music: Sree Vasanth
Banner: Arundathy Movies
Release Date: August 24, 2012
Sudigadu Review Story:
Shiva (Allari Naresh) is a powerful and dashing young guy who lives with his grandmother in Hyderabad. He falls for Priya (Monal Gajjar), the daughter of a rich businessman (Sayaji Shinde). After few yes-no’s Sayaji Shinde finally agrees for their marriage and during reception Shiva faces a shocking insult from Sayaji’s associate. What insult he faces? To what things that situation leads to and can Shiva overcome all the hurdles he faces during this journey forms the rest of the story.
Sudigadu Review Analysis:
The first half of Sudigadu is laced with nicely etched spoof comedy from several hit movies. Director Bheemineni Srinivas has done a commendable job in dealing with the subject as he didn’t demean any celebrity or movies he has used in this film. He has done enough hard work and has come up with a convincing plot with integrity. The first half is racy and the screenplay is very crisp. The Aata spoof scene on Omkar, Sundaram master is outstanding and has got terrific response from the audience. The entire first half keeps you engaged with the story and the follow up scenes too are shot well.
The second half however cliches and is good in parts. The incorporeal graphics and few illogical scenes in this hour will test your patience. The pre climax episode is a bit lengthy and compared to first half the second hour is below par. The thigh slapping scene has got tremendous applause from the audience especially for the train sequence episode.
Sudigadu Review TeluguOne Perspective:
Sudigadu picks up humor from Tollywood alone and practically, every scene refers to a celebrity or another movie. Director Bheemaneni Srinivas has managed to put up a sincere effort and made it clear that the audience delve into his cinematic liberty and identifies the spoofs he has used in this film. They have attempted every possible scene and most parts were funny for all. Allari Naresh is the show stealer in his dual role. The twist in the second half is not striking and ending is also badly executed. The court scene could have been dealt better. The songs come as mere hurdles and will spoil the essence of the movie.
Sudigadu is no different from Allari Naresh’s earlier outings as the actor has tried spoofs in the past as well. But, the difference between the both is, Sudigadu, from the beginning offers lot of comedy tinge and pulsation. The movie is rather time pass in the first half and the story falls at common place in the second half. Overall, Sudigadu is Allari Naresh mark entertainer where you don’t need any reasoning, logic but only comic magic!
Sudigadu Review Performances:
Allari Naresh has delivered amazing performance and he excelled in dances, comedy timing as usual. He has played dual role in the movie and apparently has done justice to it. By far, this can be rated as one his best performances in the recent times. Monal Gajjar adds the glam quotient to the film and she is just OK. LB Sriram, MS Narayana, Kondavalasa, Jayaprakash Reddy have played their parts well. Brahmanandam’s presence is felt in a limited role. Srinivas Reddy, Sayaji Shinde, Fish Venkat, Kovai Sarala and Raghu Babu are good.
Sudigadu Review Technicalities:
Cinematography is OK. The editing could have been better as the film drags a bit in the second half. The dialogues are witty and catchy. Sree Vasanth’s music and background score are not up to the mark. Production values of Arundathy Movies are grand. Direction by Bheemineni Srinivasa Rao is good in parts and he should have taken special care in dealing with the second half.
Positives:
Allari Naresh
Spoof Comedy
Negatives:
Slow second half
Music
Love thread between the lead pair
Review courtery: Teluguone.com
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