The Indian Story Movie Review

The Indian Story is directed by “ R Rajashekar Reddy Bio coming soon... >> Read More... .” Jayapal Reddy Nimmala handled the camera. Sandeep Kunaigula composed the music. Raaj Bheemreddy Bio coming soon... >> Read More... , Mukhtar Khan Muktar Alias Mukhtar Khan is Hyderabad based actor >> Read More... , Chammak Chandra Chammak Chandra, popularly known for his female ro >> Read More... , Zaara Khan Zaara Khan is an Indian actress who works mainly i >> Read More... , and Ramaraju played the lead roles. Raaj Bheemreddy produced the film in association with Kamalahasan Patruni.

Plot

Sriram is the head of a communal group, and Kabirkhan is the head of another communal group. These two groups engage in riots very often. Feko and Rahman visit the city to sell gold biscuits. Feko is already suffering from loan issues, and hence he is trying to steal a few gold biscuits from Rahman to pay off his debts. Feko’s friend Mustafa helps him sell the biscuits. During this process, he was attacked by Sriram’s men. Kabir goes to the hospital to see Mustafa and he is also attacked. However, Rahman saves him. Soon, Feko pressures Rahman to join Kabir’s gang and he does it. Meanwhile, the hospitalized Mustafa dies, making the situation worse. Kabir takes Rahman to a place to avenge Mustafa’s death. But he attacks Rahman. Why did he attack Rahman? Who saved Rahman? The rest of the film deals with this.

Star Performance

Raaj Bheemreddy did justice to the given role. Zaara is good in her role. Mukhtar Khan, Chammak Chandra, and Ramaraju delivered their best.

Analysis

The film has a usual plot that deals with communal issues, but the treatment is different. The storytelling technique is good, though there were a few flaws. The twist in the second half is interesting. The stars fit well in their respective characters and that’s one of the biggest plus points in the film. The visuals and editing are decent. There are a lot of commercial elements to attract the audience, but they should have been minimized.

What’s There?

• The social message with neat narration
• The performances are decent

What’s Not There?

• Some logical flaws
• Commercial elements inserted

Verdict

Although there are some flaws, the film engages the audience with the performance and narration. The Indian Story – Watchable once!