Shiva (Naga Chaitanya) is an honest and routine police officer who struggles with finding love and getting married. How did Raju (Aravind Swamy), a notorious crook, get him into such a mess? A gang wants Raju murdered, and shiva unintentionally turns out to be the hero. The fundamental premise of the film is who wants Raju dead and whether or not the story has a twist.

Shiva, played by naga Chaitanya, is the ideal example of a truthful and upright police officer who doesn't go far in terms of aggression. It gives the impression that it is an accurate representation. Unfortunately, that's the part's finest quality because it lacks depth and drastically underperforms in terms of emotional impact or intensity. Shiva's persona doesn't delve much more beyond politeness. It seems like another haphazardly completed portion with little impact because it is not elevated in any way. It appears bland and useless due to the presentation's realism and the lack of depth in the action. There is honesty there, but that is all.

Another forgettable part is given to Kriti Shetty, leaving her with little to remember. She isn't used for the glamour aspect, and her performance isn't even discussed. The character is still there the entire time. Despite having a long screen time, it is an unremarkable-looking scene that concludes similarly to the last scene and ultimately becomes another boring adventure. Right now, the happiest person is samantha who enjoys the flop talk of Custody movie.

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12/05/2023 09:28 AM