Seven (7) Movie Review, Seven Telugu Movie Review

What is it?
A woman after another arrives at the police station and records a complaint about the missing husband. It turns out that the man in question is the same man, Karthik (Havish), in any case. The police are investigating and trying to find out the truth about everything that has happened. What did they find? Who is really Karthik (Havish) and what are her relationships with different women?

Performances
Havish's main character performance is the main weak link in the film. Giving an expression is not as easy as growing hair, which is the only thing the actor has in abundance. It's a chore to attend the procedure whenever Havish is on the screen. Unfortunately, he is present during most of the film.

The dubbing of the actor is very complicated, as is the non-existent actor. Lack of self-confidence manifests itself in body language in many scenes where Havish does not even look at the camera. When he does, it looks like the blind act of Mbad Maharaja of Raja The Great.

Analysis
Nizar Shafi, famed director of photography, makes his directorial debut with Seven. It's about 39, a different attempt in that the routine story is presented in a thriller format with multiple twists in the narrative

Most thriller-themed films leave logic in the air and continue with illogical twists. The only goal here seems to be to thrill the audience, no matter what. In this spirit, some movies, despite all the apparent flaws and lack of logic, manage to hold the attention. They are good or so bad that the pleasure is worth it. The common look in both cases is the strength and conviction with which everything is played out. We get this in Sept.

The movie opens interestingly at the police station, but as soon as the flashback begins, the same thing is lost. Once again, engagement comes when we return to the present. The same goes on until the pre-climax where Rahman briefly takes charge of the procedure and places himself at the top of the group.

The second half follows the same pattern again, but becomes boring because of the repetitiveness. However, very quickly, we get to the heart of the matter after all this accumulation. He throws an unexpected curve with the character of Saraswati. If one does not worry about the direction in which the story takes a turn here, Seven is essentially finished at this point. On the other hand, if you do not mind and follow the flow, there are enough high pitched dramas that hang on.

What happens immediately after going back is a "dramatic" extravagance to the next level that one has to see. to be believed. The exposed end, made with a high level of conviction, and pure strength, is sure to elicit a reaction. Once again, it will divide the crowd.

In short, the second part beginning with the backtracking and introduction of the Saraswati character has enough meat to engage. The major problem is that those who go to the movie watching the trailer will feel completely lost. They have different expectations, and what they get is another thing. In addition, it is not for everyone. Extreme madness, mingled with illogicality, will only sound in a few.

In the end, if you want to go through a crazy but illogical adventure, Seven is a decent escape for you. He has the necessary blocks in place.

Regina Cbadandra and others?
There are not one or two heroines in the movie. Among them, Nanditha Swetha, Anisha Ambrose and Regina Cbadandra get the best pieces. Once again, Regina is at a different level. It's the role of a life for her concerning the actor chops. It acts, then suracts and finally goes beyond. The old version of the same role played by an old artist is the surprise factor of the film. Now, whether the surprise is positive or negative will be left to the individual. This did not bother us because it corresponds well to the general tone established by the director. In fact, the act is at its height.

Rahman is the hero of the film when it is missing on the screen. Watching him do his part, one feels he was the main lead. Sathya is decent and plays a journalist role used for fun. The rest is mixed, some being stiff and mean, and some too active.

Department of Music and others?
Chaitan Bharadwaj's Renown RX100 provides music. Musically, he is not near this album. The bottom score is too strong and nothing special. Cinematography, which is also managed by the director, is neat. The film looks well lit as a jackpot in many sequences. The badembly is correct; there is no lag while the film is moving at full speed. The writing should have been better.

Highlights?
Regina Cbadandra (also old)
Second Semester
Direction

Havish
Illogical

Did I take advantage?
Yes, in part

Will you recommend it
Yes, but with great reservations.

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