Ugram

Shiva loves his wife and daughter but often leaves them feeling neglected due to the long hours and how committed he is in his chosen profession as a police officer. After suffering a head injury and undergoing surgery, he learns that his wife and daughter are missing. Their disappearances are among many other cases of missing persons. Despite concerns of worsening the effects of his head injury, he is determined to find his wife and daughter and begins a no holds barred quest to find them.

I see that many reviewers haven't praised this film but I thought it was a decent watch. From my western perspective, it seemed long since I am a still a novice when it comes to watching Bollywood movies. Not that they are bad. They're just different.

The story was good for me. I guess people will just have to watch find out if they liked it or not.

The previous outing with the same combination leads to much expectations with which the combo has delivered to the fullest giving a clear commercial flick with some good message letting down all the masala elements...

So it's a futile venture as for as Naresh career graph gets a golden turn may turn to a bankable star where he has to shed his comedy image... With the social elements highlighted overall the movie does passout all the cringy and show off that makes it a different take and promises to be a neat action thriller .... Camera work is on top notch that makes the movie worthy... Overall an average movie that satisfies the masses.

Naresh's acting has improved dramatically, his last 2 movies were good and he even selected a unique plot which surprised many as he came out of the comedy genre and selected a challenging task. But this one failed w.r.t screenplay. Boring and routine screenplay nothing unique and can be easily skipped. Though people have rated this one better compared to the last 2, but i felt this one is a let down. I hope he continues to entertain with his unique style of acting.

If you are bored and don't have anything to watch them you can go with this on OTT. Songs are average and graphics are not so good.

Naresh acting gripping story family emotions songs BGM fights are top notch Must watch with family Top notch screenplay All 3 songs are good Ugram title song is veera level Please watch only in theatre You will not get a chance to watch these type of movies again Do not believe in negative reviews

Naresh acting gripping story songs BGM fights are top notch Must watch with family Top notch screenplay All 3 songs are good Ugram title song is veera level Please watch only in theatre You will not get a chance to watch these type of movies again Do not believe in negative reviews

Naresh acting gripping story songs BGM fights are top notch Must watch with family Top notch screenplay All 3 songs are good Ugram title song is veera level Please watch only in theatre You will not get a chance to watch these type of movies again Do not believe in negative reviews.

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.