Director Trivikram Srinivas is teaming with Mahesh Babu again for ‘Guntur Kaaram’ after 14 years, . The team has previously produced successful films including “Athadu” and “Khaleja.”
On Friday, the much anticipated Telugu movie will finally arrive to great acclaim. It’s happening at the same time as Sankranthi.
In addition to Meenakshi Chaudhary, Jagapathi Babu, Ramya Krishnan, Jayaram, Prakash Raj, Easwari Rao, Murali Sharma, Sunil, Brahmaji, and other cast members, Sreeleela plays the female protagonist in the movie. The Telugu film has Manoj Paramahamsa and PS Vinod for cinematography, and Naveen Nooli for editing. Thaman S composed the music for the film.
Film Story:
The film centers on the king of Guntur City’s underworld and his romantic relationship with a journalist who is on a mission to uncover illegal activity. The plot mostly centers around Guntur Karam’s unexpected alliance with Sreeleela’s character, a journalist who is determined to expose and challenge the injustices in the city.
The eagerly awaited storyline takes a thrilling turn as Mahesh Babu’s persona becomes entwined with the journalist’s quest. Their partnership lays the groundwork for an original story that explores the complexities of moral uncertainty, love, and justice. Expect a gripping plot from director Trivikram Srinivas, who is renowned for his skill in creating complex character relationships and dialogue.
Reviews:
A narrative in the vein of Trivikram, complete with all the trappings of a commercial, yet none of it really sticks. Mahesh is the only one driving the film, and he’s at his finest. A few enjoyable blocks combined with the Kurchi Madatha Petti song work wonderfully. The emotional sequences fall flat because the central issue is ridiculous, and the rest is filler material. There’s a Mahesh Babu one-man show, but everything else falls short. The BGM is decent in a few sequences but generally mediocre and at times reminiscent of AVPL. The sound mixing is dreadful.
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