-
Rating:
-
Director:Yogie
-
Cast:Naga Shourya, Sonarika Bhadoria, Ashish Vidyarthi, Ajay
-
Banner:Sathyaa Entertainments
-
Producer:V.V.N Prasad
-
Music:Sagar Mahathi
-
Release Dt :Jun, 26 2015
Story
Krishna (Naga Shourya) is an easy going guy who aims at making easy money. Regarding this, he joins the batch of Srisailam, the most powerful and corrupted villain in the city.
On the other side, he falls in love with Divya (Sonarika Bhadoriya) at first sight and then his juggling begins between earning money and winning his love. In this situation, due to some unexpected events, Krishna falls in the trap of Srisailam. The rest of the film is, how he escapes from them and win in his love finally.
Analysis
The first half of the movie is filled with loads of entertainment and massy scenes. Especially the romantic scenes grab all the attention. On the whole the complete first half has been decent, balancing all the elements.
The second half of the film starts at a low pace. However, it slowly picks up later. The songs and the action scenes are taken utmost care and that can be felt on the screen while watching the movie. The film has a heavy climax, especially the twist is interesting. Even then, the second half is still an average.
Performance
Though there is a negative buzz on Naga Shourya saying that a class hero might not be suitable to the mass character, he keeps up the character by giving a stupendous performance. His ease and energy can be felt in every scene of the film.
Sonarika as a female lead is perfect. Her stunning looks, make the audience to stick to the seats, even in the interval. Her performance has been found decent throughout. Zakir Hussain and Kota Srinivas Rao have been quite impressive as villains in the film. Ajay has been the major mass element of the film. Rest others gave a satisfactory performance, for the roles they are offered for.
Though the story appears simple, it has a lot to do. The screenplay spoils the feel in the script and the dialogues are just ok. The music and the background music, scores the highest marks in the film. The cinematography is another major plus. The production values have been rich enough and Yogesh gave his best though after a long gap.
Final Word
Jadoogadu will entertain those, who enjoy the twists in the story. For others, it is a one time watchable film.
By Phani
