Satya Dev’s “Krishnamma” REVIEW

Story:
Because they were raised as orphans and close friends, Bhadra (Satyadev), Koti (Meesala Lakshman), and Shiva (Krishna Teja Reddy) have a particularly moving relationship. When Bhadra and Koti become caught up in the perilous world of smuggling in Vijayawada, Shiva stays straight and narrow. As the cops raid and accuse them of a crime that shook the entire city, their entire world collapses. With their destiny uncertain, they have been sentenced to 14 years in prison without access to the whole tale. Concerns about what secrets are hidden behind their arrest arise as the plot develops. What made them the target? What action will Bhadra take next? The solutions are in the film.

Pros:
Satyadev inhabits yet another engrossing role, this time representing the spirit and vernacular of the people of Vijayawada. He gives the movie everything he has, and it shows in his widespread appeal and passion. Because of his flawless timing, Meesala Lakshman’s portrayal of Koti injects humor into the picture. The portrayal of the scary ACP by Nanda Gopal gives some dimension to the story, while Krishna Teja Reddy does a passable job as Shiva. As the love interest of Krishna Teja Reddy, Athira Raj enhances the plot with grace and relevance. Excellent performances are given by the supporting cast the entire time.

Cons:
Krishnamma’s traditional vengeance drama theme may have been elevated with a more engaging screenplay. Aside from a few strong lines, the movie doesn’t have the bloody battle scenes that one would anticipate from a Vijayawada backdrop. Satyadev’s widespread appeal falls short of captivating action scenes, failing to hold the attention of viewers. It would have been better to portray some intense moments between friends to show the depth of their friendship. The climax is too hurried and undeveloped to emotionally connect with the audience.

Technical Aspects:
The direction of VV Gopala Krishna does a passable job, but the impact of the movie may have been increased with more lively writing. The pacing could have been better with tighter editing and more precise cuts. Sunny Kurapati’s cinematography is adequate, and the production values are up to par.

Verdict:
Ultimately, Krishnamma presents a revenge tale that, despite Satyadev’s respectable performance, only partially grabs the viewer’s attention. The film’s emotional resonance and drab storyline, however, let it down. Hardcore lovers of vengeance action dramas are the main audience for which it is advised; others may want to consider other forms of amusement.

#Rating: 3/5

Director: V VGopala Krishna
Starring: Laxman Meesala, Athira Raj, SatyaDev, Archana, and Krishna Burugula
Music Director: Kaala Bhairava
Cinematographers: Sunny Kurapati
Editor: Tammiraju B