Movie Review: Naa Peru Surya

Movie Review: Naa Peru Surya

  2.75/5

168 mins | Action | 2018-05-04

CAST

Allu Arjun, Anu Emmanuel, Arjun, Sharath Kumar, Nadhiya, Vennela Kishore, Boman Irani and others

Director - Vakkantam Vamsi
Producer - Sirisha Sridhar Lagadapati
Banner - Ramalakshmi Cine Creations
Music - Vishal - Sekhar

In the wake of completing a string of masala films, Allu Arjun ventures into an energetic show in which he plays a fighter with outrage administration issues. Effective essayist Vakkantam Vamsi made a presentation as an executive with Naa Peru Surya - Naa illu India. Allu Arjun as the fighter is the principal feature of this activity pressed energetic dramatization. 

What is it about? 

Surya (Allu Arjun) is a capable fighter, however, doesn't get presented infringe due to his hyper forceful state of mind. He murders a psychological oppressor in care and gets rejected from Army. He ought to get a declaration from a brain research teacher (Arjun) to land back his position. The educator is none other than Surya's father, who abandons him as a child as a result of his forceful nature. Surya neglects to inspire him and the teacher gives him an assignment of controlling his outrage for twenty-one days. All the while, Surya loses his own personality and plays daze eye to every one of the monstrosities around him. In the wake of understanding his error, Surya battles against Challa (Sharath Kumar) who is making inconveniences to kindred Indians. 

Performances:

Allu Arjun thinks of his profession best execution as Surya. The styling, body, aura, characteristics, and the stogie influence him to appear to be altogether unique from the Allu Arjun we have seen to date. He has into the skin of the character and influences us to trust that he is, in fact, a fighter experiencing outrage administration issues. Opening arrangements, interim scene and the pre-peak and peak scenes demonstrate his gauge as a performer. He doesn't pass up a great opportunity to engage fans with his inventive move moves. 

Anu Emmanuel has an almost no part to play in the film. She is great inside her confinements. Arjun is appropriately thrown in a stately part as brain science educator. Sharath Kumar's character is immature regardless of a tremendous presentation scene. Sai Kumar, Rao Ramesh, Nadhiya, Vennela Kishore, and Posani are great in their particular supporting parts. 

Technicalities:

Vakkantam Vamsi made a legit endeavor to make an important film for his introduction. Naa Peru Surya is a subject that should be possible in an aggregate business path by playing to the displays. Notwithstanding having certain business components, Vamsi stayed faithful to the subject of the film. He made it a passionate and more individual film somewhat going for masala stuff. He did well in getting the portrayal of Surya right. There are plentiful scenes that emerge and demonstrate his abilities as a producer. Nonetheless, he couldn't run the film grippingly. There are numerous cases where the screenplay goes haywire. The screenplay is one-dimensional and gets long-winded towards the end. 

Music is entirely normal. Several melodies are great on screen, however, they do not have the mass interest that is related with an Allu Arjun's collection. The cinematography is great. Cameraman completed a brilliant activity in catching the genuine areas of military scenes. Camera work in real life scenes is commendable. Altering could have been something more. There are numerous slacks in the middle. Discoursed are noteworthy. Creation esteems are amazing. 

Thumbs Up: 

Allu Arjun 

Opening groupings 

Interim and pre-peak scenes 

Activity scenes 

Thumbs Down: 

Feeble screenplay 

Dull second half 

Analysis

Naa Peru Surya begins off with a blast with tremendous introduction scenes of the hero. The executive does well to set up the portrayal of Surya with some capable scenes that set the tone of the film. Be that as it may, it loses steam after some time and goes ahead at a lazy pace. Advising scenes between Allu Arjun and Arjun, the sentiment track on the lead match are exceptionally normal. Things go downhill until the encounter scene amongst Arjun and Allu Arjun, which is composed and executed well. Interlude battle scene is magnificent and closes the principal half on a decent note. 

The second half opens on a dull note with Surya character turning inactive for achieving his objective. Scenes amid this part are basic as they don't bode well and look constrained and clearly realistic. In the interim, executive sets up a subplot on Sai Kumar for finishing up the story. Of course, Sai Kumar's character is utilized as an impetus to touch off flame in Surya's character and make up for himself. The acknowledgment part is done well. The scenes that take after are likewise shot capably lifting gallantry. The miscreant character is debilitated all the while. Peak, however, turns excessively long-winded with an excess of patriotism. 

It is a character-driven content which is carried by Allu Arjun the distance. Chief barely centers around different components like family dramatization and feelings regardless of having a degree to make it a total film. A lot of accentuation on the hero portrayal didn't let Vakkantam Vamsi see somewhere else and conceal the shortcomings in the content. There is activity, tunes, and some amusingness, yet the absence of a drawing in screenplay ended up being its greatest shortcoming. 

Allu Arjun is terrific to the point that he had relatively without any assistance pulled it off disregarding frail written work. Be that as it may, an on-screen character can just influence the scene to work with his appeal yet couldn't cover the emptiness in the content. In the first place, half is conventional however second half is excessively powerless aside from two or three elegantly composed and very much acted scenes. The absence of mass engaging tunes, diversion and different components that are related with an Allu Arjun starrer will make it intense for Naa Peru Surya to be a protected wander. It is charming in parts, yet baffles on an entirety. You may watch it for Allu Arjun's fabulous execution and all around composed activity scenes. 

Final Verdict: Surya Shines, But the Script Doesn't!

SOURCE BY