Chitrangada Movie Review and Ratings

by Aravind

Rating:

2 out of 5 (2/5)
Director:

Ashok G
Cast:

Anjali, Sakshi Gulati, Manali Rathod, Sindhu Tolani, Saptagiri, Raja Ravindra
Banner:

Sri Vignesh Karthik Cinema
Producer:

Gangapatnam Sridhar
Music:

Selva Ganesh
Release Dt :

Mar, 10 2017

Chitrangada Story

Chitrangada is the story of Chitra (Anjali) who is a professor and she behaves weird suddenly with her hostel mates. Things change completely after everyone vacates the hostel. She comes to know that she witnessed a murder and starts hunting for the spot. After realizing that it is in USA, she leaves to USA and the rest of Chitrangada is all about how the mystery gets solved.

Chitrangada Analysis

Chitrangada Movie Review and Ratings

The first half of Chitrangada is an utter disappointment in all the available ways. The plot looks extremely interesting however it is the poor narration that makes the film let down. The songs look completely unrelated and Anjali tries hard to pull the film. With no interest throughout, the first half of Chitrangada fails to impress the audience.

The second half of Chitrangada too carries the same feel however the film takes some unusual turns. Because of the poor narration, they fail to make much impact on the audience. The pre-climax episodes and the entertainment are the only saviours of the film. The climax looks faked out and on the whole Chitrangada is a pure disappointment.

Performance

Anjali takes a huge leap with her performance alone. She has been stunning and stupendous in the assigned role and performed with perfection. Jayaprakash looked perfect in the role of a doctor and he has been commanding with his performance. Arjun Bajwa has been very good and challenging as the negative lead throughout. All the other actors delivered out their best.

The story of Chitrangada looks decent, impressive and completely new. The screenplay and the dialogues failed to make any impact. The music and the background score have been just ok and make no difference. The cinematography is the major highlight as it captures some of the finest moments. The production values looked decent and G Ashok fails to impress the audience in carving out a gripping horror thriller.