CHANTI RATING 1.5/5
Film: DUSSASANA
Banner: Laughing Lords Entertainment
Cast: Srikanth, Tashu Kaushik, Sanjjanaa, Kota, Tanikella Bharani, Chalapathi Rao, Krishna Bhagavan, Kondavalasa, Jackie and others
Music:Srilekha
Camera: A Raja
Director: Posani Krishnamurali
Producer: Murali Krishna
Story:
A weird story, the tale begins with one man named Common Man (srikanth) and he is busy going about preaching about rights and how the politicians must live like common people. In this process, he slaps the ministers (kota, chalapathi rao, tanikella) and also kidnaps the chief minister's daughter (sanjjanaa) and a news correspondent Sunitha (tashu). Despite doing all this, he roams around freely on the streets preaching about justice and rules. A flashback is involved in this and it goes to show the helplessness of the system towards him. Who is this common man? What is his objective? Is he successful or not forms the rest of the story.
Presentation:
The director has come up with a rotten storyline and while the presentation was poor, the narrative was irregular. The dialogues were crass, the script was written with only flaws and the screenplay was way below average. Background score was weak and not much from songs. Cinematography was so-so. Editing was required during critical situations. Costumes were moderate while the art department was matching the situations. Srikanth is a misfit to the role but then he gave a sincere attempt to it. Tashu Kaushik was commendable and makes her presence felt, her body language was positive. Sanjjanaa was just okay. Kota was usual, Tanikella was neat, Krishna Bhagawan was casual. The others did their bit as required.
Conclusion:
Right from the word go, the film gets into a turmoil situation and the logic of the protagonist goes way beyond the heads of the regular audience. While the first half goes about with the irrelevant realism and gross problems, the second half gets more serious and reveals something even more unbearable. Overall, this is a major pain to the audience and it is impossible for the film to survive even for a week.
Final verdict: Terrible torture!!!
Banner: Laughing Lords Entertainment
Cast: Srikanth, Tashu Kaushik, Sanjjanaa, Kota, Tanikella Bharani, Chalapathi Rao, Krishna Bhagavan, Kondavalasa, Jackie and others
Music:Srilekha
Camera: A Raja
Director: Posani Krishnamurali
Producer: Murali Krishna
Story:
A weird story, the tale begins with one man named Common Man (srikanth) and he is busy going about preaching about rights and how the politicians must live like common people. In this process, he slaps the ministers (kota, chalapathi rao, tanikella) and also kidnaps the chief minister's daughter (sanjjanaa) and a news correspondent Sunitha (tashu). Despite doing all this, he roams around freely on the streets preaching about justice and rules. A flashback is involved in this and it goes to show the helplessness of the system towards him. Who is this common man? What is his objective? Is he successful or not forms the rest of the story.
Presentation:
The director has come up with a rotten storyline and while the presentation was poor, the narrative was irregular. The dialogues were crass, the script was written with only flaws and the screenplay was way below average. Background score was weak and not much from songs. Cinematography was so-so. Editing was required during critical situations. Costumes were moderate while the art department was matching the situations. Srikanth is a misfit to the role but then he gave a sincere attempt to it. Tashu Kaushik was commendable and makes her presence felt, her body language was positive. Sanjjanaa was just okay. Kota was usual, Tanikella was neat, Krishna Bhagawan was casual. The others did their bit as required.
Conclusion:
Right from the word go, the film gets into a turmoil situation and the logic of the protagonist goes way beyond the heads of the regular audience. While the first half goes about with the irrelevant realism and gross problems, the second half gets more serious and reveals something even more unbearable. Overall, this is a major pain to the audience and it is impossible for the film to survive even for a week.
Final verdict: Terrible torture!!!
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