Super Star Mahesh Babu teams up with director Trivikram Srinivas for Guntur Kaaram, the movie everyone was waiting for, which finally hit theatres on January 12, 2024. The movie cast like Mahesh Babu, Sreeleela, Meenakshi Chaudhary, Jagapathi Babu, Ramya Krishnan, Rao Ramesh, and Vennela Kishore. S. Radha Krishna is the producer, Thaman S is handling the music, Manoj Paramahamsa is in charge of cinematography, and Naveen Nooli is editing, promising an amazing cinematic experience.
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Guntur Kaaram tells a story about a guy named Veera Venkata Ramana, played by Mahesh Babu. The tale starts when Ramana, at 10 years old, gets separated from his mom, Vasundhara Reddy (Ramya Krishnan), due to a sad accident. After 25 years, Vasundhara, who is now a Minister, faces a tough political situation. Her father, Venkata Swamy (Prakash Raj), asks Ramana to sign papers saying he has no connection with his mom to help her win the elections. The story weaves through questions about the past accident, Ramana’s reaction, signing the papers, Vasundhara’s actions, and the chance of a reunion between mother and son.
The movie’s strength is Mahesh Babu’s role as Ramana. He easily takes on the tough and rugged style of the character, speaking in the Guntur dialect. The emotional heart of the story explores the challenges of family, political goals, and the results of decisions made many years ago. However, some people criticize the plot for not having a strong story and screenplay. Director Trivikram Srinivas introduces unnecessary side stories and doesn’t use talented actors fully, limiting the overall story.
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The performance of the actors in Guntur Kaaram
In Guntur Kaaram, Mahesh Babu easily takes on his role, bringing the character of Veera Venkata Ramana to life with a tough and rugged style that his devoted fans love. His lively energy makes every scene exciting, giving a great experience for those who have been waiting to see him on screen after 14 years. Mahesh Babu’s use of the Guntur dialect adds a real touch to his performance, making the character even more appealing and making him stand out in the movie. Also, the on-screen connection between Mahesh Babu and Prakash Raj, who plays both the minister and Mahesh Babu’s grandfather, adds a lot of emotion to the film.
While Mahesh Babu is outstanding, other actors in Guntur Kaaram also do well. Ramya Krishnan, even with less time on screen, gives a subtle but strong performance as Minister Vasundhara. The funny conversations between Mahesh Babu and Vennela Kishore bring genuine moments of laughter, showing the actor’s ability to add humour to the story. However, the movie struggles to use all the talented actors fully. Some experienced actors like Meenakshi Chaudhary, Rahul Ravindran, Jagapathi Babu, Rao Ramesh, and Jayaram are not given enough to do, which affects the film’s overall quality. In the end, while Mahesh Babu’s acting is fantastic, the cast of the movie has both strengths and missed opportunities in Guntur Kaaram.
Movie review
Guntur Kaaram has its good and not-so-good parts, making it a movie that might be enjoyed more by Mahesh Babu’s biggest fans. It’s a significant collaboration between the famous actor and director Trivikram Srinivas after 14 years, which raised expectations. Mahesh Babu does a fantastic job in the role of Venkata Ramana, showing lots of energy and charisma. However, the movie has some problems with the story, which isn’t very exciting, and the screenplay isn’t well-developed. Even though there are moments that explore emotions and family relationships, the overall execution doesn’t leave a strong impression.
Despite its issues, Guntur Kaaram has some entertaining parts, mainly thanks to Mahesh Babu’s presence, accent, and memorable lines. The main problem is that the story needs to connect better with the audience, and director Trivikram Srinivas struggles to make it interesting. While it might not be everyone’s cup of tea, especially for those wanting a more tightly woven plot, Guntur Kaaram is still worth watching.
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