Vyuham Movie Review

Vyuham is scripted and directed by Ram Gopal Varma Ram Gopal Varma is a famed Indian film director an >> Read More... . Dasari Kiran Kumar Dasari Kiran Kumar is a South- Indian films produc >> Read More... produced the film. Sajeesh Rajendran Sajeesh Rajendran is a director of photography and >> Read More... handled the visuals. Manish Thakur Bio coming soon... >> Read More... edited the film. Balaji composed the music. The film featured Ajmal Ameer, Manasa Radhakrishnan, Dhanunjay Prabhune, Vasu Inturi Vasu is a famous actor, scriptwriter, and director >> Read More... , Kota Jayaram Bio coming soon... >> Read More... , Rekha Prakash Rekha Prakash worked as a choreographer in the Ind >> Read More... , Surabhi Prabhavathi Bio coming soon... >> Read More... , and Elena Tuteja.

Plot

After the death of VS Rajasekhara Reddy, his son, Madan Mohan Reddy, starts a Yatra. This is to console the families who lost their family members, who died after hearing the death news of VSR. The opposition leaders try to defame Madan by creating some conspiracies. When Madan faced challenging situations, his wife, Malathi, lent him strong support. Was he able to come back and win people’s hearts? The rest of the film speaks about this.

Star Performance

Ajmal delivered a neat performance and provided a strong impression of Madan’s role. Manasa did a fantastic job and excelled as Malathi. All the stars delivered their best.

Analysis

The plot is neat. But, the screenplay and execution are not captivating. The pacing is not at the right speed and as the scenes move slowly, we lose interest. Though it is inspired by real-life events, a cinematic touch would’ve added more power to the sequences. A lot of routine political scenes are created, which look annoying. The first half gives a stretchy feeling as it moves around a limited number of characters. A few scenes would have been better if they were visualized properly, instead of dialogues. The visuals are pretty decent. The editor should have trimmed a few scenes in the first half. The music is okay.

What’s There?

• The performances by the lead stars are impressive
• A few scenes are with symbolic shots worked out

What’s Not There?

• The screenplay is slow-paced
• The scenes that needed a cinematic touch were not shot properly

Verdict

Vyuham is not correctly planned. If the screenplay and certain scenes were good, the film would have impressed. However, for the performances, it can be watched once!