A hero who's famous for comic roles is pulled into emotional supporting roles within a level of success. Another attempt was made to project the same man into a full fledged emotional script.
Despite no one doubts his acting capabilities, certainly people does limit their imagination to that. Attempting an unsuitable role onto him is a dead end in it's own path.
Apart the lead role portrayal, the writer tried pull out stuff from Hollywood scripts like "Taken", "Memento" and tried to blend them into local taste that failed miserably. You name it immaturity or overenthusiasm or gathering the guts to step into new zone, sufficient homework is supposed to be put into it.
If you gather all the ingredients required for a dish in your mind, the onscreen presentation doesn't cook all by itself. A plain cinematic formula of heroistic introduction, interval and climax fights, a love story, couple of romantic songs, and emotional climax song, a social problem, effort of hero role elevation by some senior and successful character doesn't stitch all by themselves.
The lack of homework and improper character role selection is evident. Apart from these, the quality of post production work is subpar with present day low budget movie scenario.
A kind request to "Allari" Naresh to stick to Allari roles. Not Chillar roles.
