S Thaman's songs are upbeat and enjoyable. They were also filmed fairly well. He fails, though, when it comes to the essential backdrop score. It could be his weakest performance in recent years. The cinematography is satisfactory. R Madhi's frames give the film a big aspect at parts. Marthand K Venkatesh's editing should have been better. By the end of the film, it feels quite long and tiresome.
The visual effects are subpar for such a major movie. This is especially true in action scenarios. Parasuram's passion is writing, but he fails miserably in Sarkaru Vaari Paata. There were a few awkward situations that could have been avoided. The central drama involving the banking sector and the EMI should have been given greater attention and integrated into the story with clarity. We're left with a half-baked concept that confuses rather than enlightens.
The whole movie loaded wiht lots of cringe moments and it also has some of the worst dialogues ever and none of them give a complete satisfaction to the audience. Definitely tollywood is struggling a lot after rrr and there has been not a single proper hit and SVP adds to that list.
The visual effects are subpar for such a major movie. This is especially true in action scenarios. Parasuram's passion is writing, but he fails miserably in Sarkaru Vaari Paata. There were a few awkward situations that could have been avoided. The central drama involving the banking sector and the EMI should have been given greater attention and integrated into the story with clarity. We're left with a half-baked concept that confuses rather than enlightens.
The whole movie loaded wiht lots of cringe moments and it also has some of the worst dialogues ever and none of them give a complete satisfaction to the audience. Definitely tollywood is struggling a lot after rrr and there has been not a single proper hit and SVP adds to that list.
