Narne Nithin, who entered the film industry as Jr. NTR’s brother-in-law, has been making waves with consecutive successes as a young and energetic hero. In Sri Sri Sri Rajavaaru, directed by Satish Vegesna, Nithin pairs up with Sampada. Produced by Chintapalli Ramarao under the Sri Vedakshara Movies banner, this film recently hit theaters. Has Nithin delivered another hit? Has Satish Vegesna proved his directorial prowess? Let’s dive into the review to find out.
Plot:
In the village of Atreyapuram, Subbaraju (Naresh) and Krishnamurthy (Rao Ramesh) are close friends working for the same political party. Both compete for the MPTC ticket in the upcoming elections. Meanwhile, their children, Raja (Narne Nithin) and Nithya (Sampada), fall in love. However, Raja’s smoking habit leads to unexpected twists in their love story and his political ambitions. How does this bad habit affect family ties, love, and politics? What decision does Raja ultimately make? Watch the movie to find out.
Performances:
Narne Nithin shines as Raja, seamlessly fitting into the role with natural acting, impressive dialogue delivery, and captivating expressions in dance and action sequences. His transition from a boy-next-door to a heroic figure showcases his potential to reach star-hero status. Sampada, as Nithya, looks cute and glamorous while delivering a commendable performance. Naresh and Rao Ramesh add strength to the film with their pivotal roles and stellar acting. Supporting actors like Raghu Kunche, Praveen, Raccha Ravi, Sariyu, Ramya, Priya Machiraju, Bhadram, Anand, and Jabardasth Naagi do justice to their roles, enhancing the film’s appeal.
Technical Aspects:
Producer Chintapalli Ramarao has ensured high production values without compromise. Kailash Meenan’s music is a major highlight, with catchy songs and a background score that complements the scenes perfectly. The cinematography captures the rural Godavari backdrop well, though more visually stunning frames could have elevated it further. Tighter editing would have made the film even stronger.
Analysis:
Sri Sri Sri Rajavaaru delivers a powerful social message through the story of a young man addicted to smoking. Director Satish Vegesna effectively highlights the bad habits prevalent among today’s youth and their consequences. With a compelling narrative and natural dialogues, he keeps the audience engaged. A dialogue by Naresh, “True success lies in conquering ourselves,” beautifully encapsulates the film’s essence. The story, screenplay, dialogues, and performances come together to make the movie engaging and impactful.
Final Verdict:
Sri Sri Sri Rajavaaru is an entertaining and message-driven commercial film that resonates with the youth. It’s a perfect family watch for a theater experience.
Rating: 3.5/5
