Ranatantra Movie Review

By nettv4u.com

Review for the film " Ranatantra"

Runtime: 2 Hours 04 Minutes

Certificate: UA

Released: 18-03-2016

Genre: Action, Romance, Drama, Family

3 / 5.0

CAST & CREW

Meghna Naidu

Haripriya

Vijay Raghavendra

Aadhi Ram

Rajesh Yadav

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Music Director:

M Karthik

Director:

Aadhi Ram

Movie-Actor:

Vijay Raghavendra

Movie-Actress:

Meghna Naidu

Haripriya

Director of Photography:

Rajesh Yadav

Well, another horror movie has hit the screens. It seems to be the season of horror in Sandalwood since many horror movies have been released of late.

Plot

Vijay Raghavendra Born in Bengaluru, Vijay Raghavendra is an Indian >> Read More... woos Hari Priya Bio coming soon... >> Read More... , but the latter’s father is against this love. Hence, the lovebirds run away, have a quick marriage and spend their honeymoon in a pal’s guest house. Well, by now you would have guessed what happens next. The guest house is placed in the middle of an isolated island. In the meantime, some girls are killed strangely, Why is it that these girls were killed? Will Haripriya survive in this area? Watch the movie to know the rest of the film.

Star Performances

The movie focuses chiefly on the two lead characters Vijay Raghavendra and Hari Priya. Vijay Raghavendra does a brilliant job while Hari Priya does a pretty good job in places where she expresses fear. She has a role that is filled with sensuality.

Analysis

The movie has been in the making for over four years and has finally been released. Ranatantra, directed by Aadhi Ram Actor Bio Coming Soon... >> Read More... , is similar to the Hollywood flick I Know What You Did Last Summer. However, certain cinematic liberties are taken in the movie. Having said that, Ranatantra is a time-tested one and is formulaic.

What’s there?

There are sufficient scenes that will keep you adrenaline running.
Rajesh K Narayan’s cinematography is outstanding.
The BGM gels well with the mood of the movie and elevates the film to a scarier experience.

What’s not there?