With the release of the movie Varisu earlier this year, Thalapathy Vijay earned a hit (Vaarasudu in Telugu). This film, which was directed by Vamshi Paidipally, had rashmika mandanna as the lead female. The initiative was funded by dil Raju. Popular author paruchuri gopala krishna recently posted a review of the movie on his YouTube channel. The movie, in his opinion, is good, although the character of the heroine could have been written better.
Paruchuri praised the film's effective use of the hero's introduction. He praised Vijay and the film's creators for their efforts in highlighting the value of nuclear families in the modern world. Rashmika's character, in Paruchuri's opinion, might have been written better. The heroine's significance in the 2.50 hours of the movie, he claimed, is extremely limited. There are numerous scenes that discuss the hero's family and professional politics. The romantic track with the heroine could have been expanded, and they could have been cut.
Rashmika, according to Paruchuri, should not have been limited to songs and that her character should have been expanded for at least 15 minutes by cutting out other monotonous scenes. With a few exceptions, the movie is a well-written family drama, according to Paruchuri.
Paruchuri praised the film's effective use of the hero's introduction. He praised Vijay and the film's creators for their efforts in highlighting the value of nuclear families in the modern world. Rashmika's character, in Paruchuri's opinion, might have been written better. The heroine's significance in the 2.50 hours of the movie, he claimed, is extremely limited. There are numerous scenes that discuss the hero's family and professional politics. The romantic track with the heroine could have been expanded, and they could have been cut.
Rashmika, according to Paruchuri, should not have been limited to songs and that her character should have been expanded for at least 15 minutes by cutting out other monotonous scenes. With a few exceptions, the movie is a well-written family drama, according to Paruchuri.
