Siddham Review

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SIDDHAM

Rating: 3/5

Banner: Sriya Productions

Cast: Jagapathi Babu, Sindhu Menon, Kota Sreenivasa Rao, Mukul Dev, Radha Ravi, Narsing Yadav, Subbaraju, Siva Prasad, Amit, Dil Ramesh etc

Music: Amar Mohile

Photography: Baharni K Dharani

Editing: Bhanoday

Director: JD Chekravarthy

Producer:  Kiran Kumar Koneru

Release date: 12-02-2009

Story

Dayanand (Jagapathi Babu), the award winning encounter specialist wins encomiums from all sections of public and higher authorities in police department. His dare devil nature stands as a fear for anti social elements. His senior officer (Kota) encourages him a lot and he continues his duty with lot of passion. His wife (Sindhu Menon) also co-operates him. Killing anti social personalities and reaching home with blood stains on his shirt becomes a daily activity of Dayanand.

Things change when his senior officer retires and someone else comes into that chair. Problems arise with his colleague Salim Ali Mushtaq, another encounter specialist.

In the process of his job, he loses his wife and the suspicion forms on a person for everyone. And Dayanand cracks the issue and finds the right murderer with his shrewdness. Finally he rings death bell for the assassin of his wife using his intelligence.

Artistes and technicians

The movie didn't bring boredom for audiences in any moment but the trade mark item songs; the munching-concoction for Telugu audiences is missing on a whole. JD could make it a movie for multiplex audiences but not for masses.

Jagapathi Babu is perfect suit as protagonist while Mukul Dev stood as his perfect match. Sindhu Menon has limited role in full saree and no glamour show oozed from her as there is no scope.

Narsing Yadav brought some laughs while Subba Raju and Siva Prasad appeared in special roles.

Technically the movie is impressive with right back ground score by Amar Mohale and cinematography by Bharani K Dharani.

JD Chekravarthy has given a right product without any simulations.

Highlights

Satirical dialogues on Chiranjeevi, YSR and Balakrishna's political campaigns

Satire on Sachin Tendulkar

Telephonic conversation between servant maid and Dubai don

Drawbacks

Entertainment in the form of songs and dances

First half and second half

First half goes with entertainment and balanced action scenes and the interval scenes close with tragedy. And the entire second half is a revenge drama played with conspiracy by the protagonist. 

Report

It's a pleasant narration without any unnecessary noise. The film speaks more and talks less. Every word in the dialogue is used only up to requirement and there is no unwanted overflow any where. It's a movie for class audiences who can watch the flick just once and appreciate. But it stands to be a not so tasty dish for mass audiences. 

Recommendation

Can be watched once for a change

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