Ravi Teja's Nela Ticket Review & Rating {2.75/5}

Rating: 2.75/5

Release Date : 25th May, 2018
Director : Kalyan Krishna
Music Director : Shakthikanth Karthick
Screenplay: Kalyan Krishna
Choreography : Mukesh
Producer : Ram Talluri
Starring : Ravi Teja, Malvika Sharma

After his recent outing, Touch Chesi Chudu failed to impress the audience, Ravi Teja is back again with this film Nela Ticket. After the humongous success of his second innings 'Raja, The Great' the expectations are sky high on this film. The actor teamed up with Malvika Sharma in the film. Kalyan Krishna who made back to back hit films with Akkineni actors is directing this film. Shakthikanth Karthick composed the audio. Let's see whether it reached the expectations or not.

Story:

Ravi Teja lives his life as an orphan and finds his happiness in people around him. He develops relations with people surrounding him. As the days pass by, he confronts Aditya Bhupati (Jagapati Babu) who is a corrupt minister. Aditya Bhupathi becomes a threat to the life of Ravi Teja's sister (Kaumudi). How did Ravi Teja protect his sister from Aditya Bhupathi forms the story of the movie?

Performances:

Ravi Teja who started his second innings with Raja The Great back with a power-packed performance in Nela Ticket. He again impressed the audience with his energy levels and comedy timing. But the director didn't use him correctly.
Malavika Sharma added glamour to the screen, and this fresh face will make the audience fall in love with her. The remaining characters like Jagapathi Babu hog the limelight and supporting characters Brahmanandam, Ali and others did well in their respective roles.

Technical Aspects:

When coming to the technical aspects, the director Kalyan Krishna utterly failed to impress the audience. His poor narration will give a headache to the audience and even test their patience. Ravi Teja's energy and comedy timing not correctly utilized by the director. The film has an old theme as the plotline in the movie. The cinematography is excellent, and the BGM needs special mention. The editing is ok, but the production values are top notch.

Verdict:

On the whole, the film quite disappointed the audience with poor screenplay and narration. The expectations have doubled on this film with the trailer, but the storytelling and screenplay didn't go well with them.

There is no story in it and even doesn't even have the comedy that audience expect from Ravi Teja's film. Like his previous films, Kalyan also failed to give the entertainment through this film.

The actor has kept all his hopes on this film, but it failed at the box office, even after good publicity and following unique promotional activities. The fans are in a dilemma, how Ravi Teja accept this film at peak stage of his career.

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