Poola Rangadu
Poola Rangadu Movie Review:
Ranga (Sunil) buys a property of 30 acres that is located
besides the areas of two baddies of the village Kondareddy (Dev Gill) and Lala
Goud (Pradeep Rawath), who wants to grab the land to build a canal as it was
their prestige issue. After knowing that land belongs to Ranga, they start
searching for him in order to killing him.
Later Sunil will become henchman to Konda Reddy under some
circumstances. Meanwhile, Ranga and daughter of Lala Goud, Anitha (Isha Chawla)
falls in love with each other. But Konda Reddy wants to marry that girl with
whom Sunil maintains a deep love. Did Sunil succeeded in getting back his land
and lady love or not should be watched in theaters.
Poola Rangadu story has some resemblance with Sunil’s
earlier comedy flick Maryada Ramanna, but director has chosen a fresh treatment
that totally differs from it. First half of the film is racy with ample comedy
sequences and electrifying dances of Sunil and Second half is also dealt in
entertaining way, but some dull moments in parts are witnessed. Climax is
lagged needlessly; however, Sunil’s six-pack abs is a treat to watch on screen.
Sunil is dynamic with his comedy timing and terrific dances;
He surely shocks the audience with his 6-pack look. Isha Chawla’s performance
scores average, but she is looking cute. Dev Gill and Pradeep Rawat are fine in
grey roles. Ali and Raghu Babu Comedy sequences tickle some funny bones. The
other cast too have done a good job in their allotted roles.
Anoop’s music falls in average category, but Sunil’s dances
to those tunes impresses. Background score is just fine while Editing could
have been crispy. Cinematography scores good marks, dialogues are sharp in
parts and Production values are rich. Veera Bhadram’s direction is awesome; he
is one of the capable director in handling the movie without any loose of
commercial values. He has added a fresh treatment to the story that helps the
movie to have a long run.
Poola Rangadu is blend of good comedy scenes and melodrama.
This Movie is quite watchable with entire family.
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