Review of 'Yevadu': Two in 'one'

               

Genre:

Drama

Plot: 

a protagonist who is somehow a combination of two persons takes revenge against foes.

The Director's Angle: 

There seems to be only one main thought that makes two persons into one, around which the director built the story with emotional touches.

Strong Point:

The main background song which was used all through the movie(though i think, its used excessively)

Logic: 

The first half of the movie moves around not so sound logic but works out just fine. But one can find a number of illogical acts or things in the movie.

Music:

As i mentioned above, the background music is good along eight two other songs and the reaming songs were okay(but, some visuals are a little bit awkward to watch as usual)               

                          

'Critic'al View:

The story starts in a hurry and rushes through out the first half without ease but with some bits and pieces of logical(?) tactics. Also Bramhanandam's comedy in first half doesn't add up to much, other than one or two laughs. The interval break reaches as the protagonist finishes his rival with ease. It feels like a climax.

The second half reveals another side of the story and creates new challenges for the lead. And a flashback a little long pushes us heavily towards the real climax which is again easily gets finished without any real fuss(which we expect).

The routine stylish heroism through out the movie doesn't really help the story.

The dances are good, but can never become significant part of storytelling.

Quotes:

• In the climx, when a sword pierces through him accidentally, Kota Srinivasa Rao says "యోవ్ చూస్కొబల్లె"  (hey, can't you see[where your sword is going]).

Bloopers:

• 'Police' are mostly prohibited in the movie.
• Fights as usual will show superhuman power vested in persons.

Rating: 2.5/5 

(5 - Excellent, 4 - Very Good, 3 - good,  2 - average,  1 - poor,  0 - Repulsive)

The movie is a routine emotional drama, but with a tinge of thrill but lacking a gripping point in the story and screenplay.

Who can watch:

some thrill, emotional drama and of course, dances are the words.

Movies with similar Storyline(partly/completely):

Face/off