Movie :Ram Leela
Rating :3.25/5
Cast: Havish, Nandita, Abijeeth
Directed by: Sripuram Kiran
Produced by: Dasari Kiran Kumar
Banner: Ramadutha Creations
Music by: Chinna
Release Date: 2015-02-27
After making a decent debut with Ravi Babu’s “Nuvvila” and gaining recognition with TV anchor Omkar’s maiden film “Genius”, Havish is back with “Ram Leela”. Right from the film’s casting – Havish, Abijeeth and Nandiat (Prema Katha Chitram fame) – to its title, the film managed to make buzz and garnered attention. Curious to know our verdict? Read on.
Story:
Krish (Abhijeet) is happy man working for a firm in US. And his parents ask him to get married. Krish falls for a girl Sasya (Nandita) while watching her on Television and convinces his parents about his “love” for the girl. Krish lands in India to marry Sasya.
Convinced with the approach of Krish and his parents, Sasya’s father Nagineedu gives go ahead for marriage and that’s how Krish and Sasya tie the knot. Sasya asks Krish to get him transferred to Malaysia or Singapre expressing her disinterest towards US. Obliging to her request Krish gets transferred to Malaysia and shifts his base along with Sasya.
While Krish is planning for a road trip, Sasya writes a letter to Krish stating that she’s leaving him for her lover. In search of her, Krish goes on a road journey where he confronts with Ram (Havish). Ram is happy-go-lucky who wants to enjoy in life. Although Krish doesn’t like Ram, he continues his journey along with Ram. What’s the connection between Ram and Krish? Why did Ram enter into Krish’s life?
Analysis:
Given that it’s director Sripuram Kiran’s first film, naturally, Ram Leela has its share of stumbling blocks. But thanks to Havish who rescued the film by carrying it off on his shoulders. Hail his acting abilities, voice modulation who breathed life into his character. Havish as Ram stole the show and Nandita’s glam quotient revved up the film’s beauty.
Havish certainly has good future provided he choose right scripts. At a time, Telugu audiences are complaining that our films lack “story”, here’s the answer for you – Ram Leela. Barring the execution of story and its treatment, the film is passable and a one-time watch as it has good production values and a story that is related to current trend. Had the director handled it well, the film could have been better.
Thumbs Up
Havish Acting
Production values
Cinematography
Thumbs Down
Direction
Verdict: Decent & Class Entertainer For One-Time Watch
