Movie Review: Evaru
Rating: 3/5
Cast: Adivi Sesh, Regina Cassandra, Naveen Chandra, Murali Sharma, Pavithra Lokesh and Others.
Music: Sricharan Pakala
Cinematography: Vamsi Patchipulusu
Producers: Prasad V Potluri - Param V Potluri - Kevin Anne
Director: Vankat Ramji
Release Date: 15th Of August 2019
With
'Kshanam' and 'Goodachari', Adivi Sesh not only build good reputation
but also created market for his movies. 'Evaru' is the latest thriller
offering from him. This flick which generated positive buzz with the
promos released Today.
Synopsis:
Sameera
(Regina Cassandra), who is the wife of an Industrialist, gets charged
with the murder of DSP Ashok (Naveen Chandra). She claims to have
committed the crime for self defence as the Police Officer tried to
sexually exploit her but there is some mystery. Sameera takes the help
of a Corrupt Cop Vikram Vasudev (Adivi Sesh) to bail out herself from
trouble. In the process of helping Sameera, Vikram Vasudev unravels the
mystery. Did Sameera really kill Ashok? Did Ashok tried to rape Sameera?
Will Vikram Vasudev save Sameera? Watch 'Evaru' in theatres nearby to
know the actual truth!
Performances:
Marvelous
performances by all the three Lead Actors (Adivi Sesh, Regina, Naveen
Chandra) deserves a special mention. Especially, Regina delivered her
career-best performance in the bold yet toughest role. She portrayed the
character of Sameera which has got many shades beautifully. As corrupt
cop, Adivi Sesh appeared a bit over-confident intially but he did a good
job in the later half. His screen presence and performance stands out
by the time movie nears completion. Naveen Chandra came up with an
intense performance. The Youth who played Cancer Patient has done his
job to perfection. Murali Sharma did well inspite of limited screen
time. Pavithra Lokesh makes her presence felt.
Pros:
Performances
Twists n Turns
Climax
Cons:
Complicated At Times
Technicalities:
Background
Score composed by Sricharan Pakala is too good to spot any flaws. It
kept the viewers in the right mood from the start to finish and elevated
the interesting twists. Camera Work by Vamsi Pachipulusu is topclass,
especially close-up shots. Half of the movie is just conversations
between two people in a room. Yet, He succeeded in ensuring viewers
doesn't feel monotony. Dialogues by Abburi Ravi are superb. Production
Values are on par with PVP Standards. Director Venkat Ramji left a mark
of his own in the debut flick itself. Changes made to the story of 'The
Invisible Guest' and the way he adapated the Spanish Crime Thriller is
out-standing. Even though it's a remake, He managed to show his calibre
by serving a gripping thriller.
Analysis:
'Evaru'
keeps the viewers guessing till the very end and deceive them
throughout. Having two or three good twists in a feature film is more
than enough to keep the proceedings gripping. In this thriller, You will
get to see plenty of them yet none of them appear like a forcible
inclusion. 'Evaru' might be a remake of Spanish flick 'The Invisible
Guest' but few key changes were made to the Story & Screenplay to
make it even more thrilling. Superb Performances of Lead Actors and
Technical Brilliance have been an added attraction. Undoubtedly, This is
one of the best thriller flicks made in Tollywood.
In 'Evaru', A
Single Sequence will be shown four times and we keep hearing the same
dialogue repeatedly but that doesn't make you feel restless because of
presenting new perspective every time. 'Evaru' begins like any other
Crime Thriller. After few minutes into the conversation between two
people, Twists were unraveled one after the other to deny any scope of
getting distracted. Viewers mayn't be able to understand few details
because of the sharp editing and quick pace in the narration yet the
proceedings remain gripping throughout.
First Half of 'Evaru' is
good enough. It's actual strength is in the Twists n Turns in the Second
Half. Climax is the major highlight of this crime thriller. The Twist
related to Adivi Sesh's role is mind blowing to say the least and it
gives an emotional high towards the end. Compared to the Original, The
way Adivi Sesh's character was designed is completely new way. Even if
you have watched either 'The Invisible Guest' of 'Evaru' already,
'Evaru' won't disappoint if it's been seen with an open mind. This
Thriller appears to be a bit complicated..how Movie Buffs, other than
Thriller Lovers, receive it is a mystery for now.
Bottom Line: A Must Watch Thriller!
