Sarocharu movie review, sarocharu review, sir vacharu movie review, sir vacharu review, sarocharu reviews ratings: After three colossal flops Mass Maharaja Ravi Teja is arriving with 'Sarocharu' in the direction of versatile director Parasuram. Kajal Aggarwal and Richa Gangopadhyay played heroines in Sir Vacharu'. Priyanka Dutt has produced 'Sarocharu' on Three Angels Studio banner. Check out 'Sarocharu' movie review to see whether Ravi Teja has scored a hit this time or not.
Story:
Karthik(Ravi Teja) is a happy go lucky man with a very practical approach. One day, he meets Sandhya(Kajal Aggarwal) and the way he talks and deals with things impresses her and she falls for him at the first meeting itself. Sandhya tries to move close to him and Karthik, being a very practical man gives her a twist when she proposes him. Whats it? And whether Sandhya wins Karthik's heart or not has to be watched onscreen.
Analysis:
The introduction of Ravi Teja is very quite and normal in this film. From the first frame, director Parasuram Bujji has tried to justify his hero donning a complete class role. Kajal as Sandhya with very practical approach falls for Karthik who also has a similar attitude. Their chemistry in the first half looks artificial and the way Ravi Teja avoids her has been justified slowly with a twist added to the tale. In the mean time, the songs come as hurdles and hampers the narration. The movie goes on a slow pace and an appropriate editing could have made it more crisp in the first half. The comedy track between Ravi Teja, Kajal and MS Narayana have evoked smiles. So except for couple of scenes, the first half of 'Sir Vacharu' has nothing much to offer.
However, the second half is the soul of movie and the twists that come around, raises curiosity factor among the audience. Compared to first half, the second half is lot better in content and pace. The dialogues are very good and the scene at Dhaba, and the episodes where Nara Rohit appears onscreen are wonderfully etched. The story deals with a sensitive point with great conviction. Parasuram has superbly showcased how things will be and what problems will develop between a wife and husband post marriage. He should be appreciated for choosing a refreshing subject with apt star-cast. On the whole, 'Sarocharu' is as a typical family entertainer with slow narration and the fate of the movie depends on how family audience likes it.
TeluguOne Perspective:
Director Parasuram who has carved a niche with his critically acclaimed films has come up with a class subject with Mass Maharaja Ravi Teja. His direction is exemplary and the way he handled the script without any deviations(except for untimely songs) deserves an applause. The entertainment factor goes missing in the film and one will expect a laugh riot when Ravi Teja appears onscreen. But, in 'Sarocharu' Parasuram has given importance to the script and has done a commendable job. 'Sarocharu' might not get a flying start at box office but, with appropriate promotion, the film may go well with family audience.
Technicalities:
Editing by Kotagiri Venkateswara Rao could have been better. Devi Sri Prasad's music is a big let down but he strikes back with wonderful background score. Dialogues are catchy and deserves an applause. Cinematography by Vijay K Chakravarthy is good. Production values of Three Angels Studio are grand.
Performances:
Ravi Teja has appeared in a refreshing role and delivered an exceptional performance. Kajal Aggarwal is looking gorgeous and has come up with a brilliant performance. Richa Gangopadhyay is decent in her limited role. Nara Rohit has played a crucial role with ease. Srinivasa Reddy, Jayasudha, Chandramohan have played their part well. Parchuri Venkateswara Rao has made guest appearance and others are OK.
Positives:
Refreshing Storyline
Lead Actors Performances
Negatives:
Lack of entertainment
Slow narration
Songs
Final Word: 'Sarocharu' is a refreshing family entertainer which goes on a slow pace. Watch out for the lead actors performances.
TeluguOne.com Sarocharu Rating: 2.75/5
