Ghaati

Excellent movie !!!

Excellent action scenes !!

The movie gives a very good and positive message. Anushka said her role as Sheelavathi is very different and has many shades. She shared that the film took her out of her comfort zone, and appreciated how director Krish dealt with a sensitive topic like ganja in a responsible way, while still keeping it as an action-packed and entertaining story."

The basic idea of the plot may have had potential, but there's absolutely nothing new here. Story development is poor and riddled with clichés, while the narration follows such an outdated template that you can predict almost every scene. The second half, in particular, is downright unbearable.

On the technical side, production values aren't impressive, cinematography feels weak, and though the music is okay, the action sequences are overloaded with unnecessary violence.

Performance-wise, Anushka gives her best, but it often comes across as overacting. To make matters worse, the VFX work used to slim her body and enhance her face makes her look oddly artificial-almost like a different person in some shots. Chaitanya, cast as the villain, doesn't fare any better; both his looks and performance fail to convince. The rest of the cast follow the same overdone tone.

Overall, this film squanders whatever little promise it had. Unless you enjoy clichés, artificial performances, and loud action, I wouldn't recommend watching it.

2nd Half >>>> 1st Half.

Second half filled with mass action sequences and it worked out very well. @MsAnushkaShetty nailed it to the core. Her screen presence It self is worth the ticket.

Anushka what an actress she is. She carried the whole movie on her shoulders. Reason why we call her Lady Superstar.

3.5/5 - My rating.

Ghaati is a one-time watchable film with average story, average music and decent cinematography. Krish's vision is ambitious but the execution falters, leaving the narrative weaker than expected. However, the saving grace and the absolute highlight is Anushka Shetty as Sheelavati - a once-in-a-generation performance. She completely owns the screen, carrying the film on her shoulders. For fans, it's mass entertainment; for the general audience, it lands as average.