''Rathaavara'' the most anticipated movie of the year, Sri Murali's roaring come back in his previous flick and Ravishankar in an antagonist role hiked the viewers expectations on this new release, seemingly convincing invitation with its crispy trailers and posters raised the level of curiosity among the viewers, no doubt you expect the rush of crowd into the theatres.
To speak about the casting, director had made a proper choice with hand-picked performers to play a toned role filled with aggression and rebel, no doubt that movie will raise viewers pulse with its powerful execution and protagonist's tremendous mannerism, Sri Murali tries to maintain his image and energy for once he is famed with, he steals the show with all his vigour and striking screen presence, Ravishankar a person to be appreciated for his terrific villainous look and tremendous performance, Rachitha Ram has good appearance but fail to create charm with her acting, her average and over acting seems bit irksome, Chikkanna with his comedic and best buddy shade makes convincing presence, almost every supporting actors provided good justice to their role.
Astounding Cinematography by Bhuvan Gowda and remarkable music and BGM by Dharma Vish and Ravi Basrur are the highlights, mass settings and choreography are some adding bonus to the viewers, with all these extra enhanced elements but poor script and repeating dialogues story seems like bit dragging, added comedy scenes in the flow screening Sadhu Kokila are very annoying and unnecessary, ''Rathaavara'' has quite different storyline with all those prodigious and powerful execution but seems like quite below average direction.
