Spyder Movie Review

SPYder is an interesting film that has come in the theatres today. The film is impressive to the most part and we have come to know that the film is surely going to be entertaining in a lot of ways. The film is surely going to surprise and stun the audiences. The film has Mahesh Babu playing the lead role. Mahesh Babu and AR Muragadoss teamed up for this action thriller and the combination is certainly one of the much-awaited combinations in the recent times. The film released today and check out our review on the film.

Story:
Siva (Mahesh Babu) works at Intelligence Agency. He taps all the phone calls and chases down if he finds something suspicious. As he is leading his life with a kind heart and simple way, he comes across a mysterious murder and finds that psycho killer Bhairava (SJ Surya) is behind it. Who is Bhairava? What are his past and intention? How did Shiva and Bhairava encounter? What happens then forms the story of the film.

Performances:
Mahesh babu delivered an intense performance yet again in the film. The actor has completely involved in the role he played. At the same time, SJ Surya is also amazing. His performance will also be remembered for a long time. Rakul preet has got a role that has no significance. Bharath is good in the film. The other actors are okay in the film.

Technical Values:
The music of Harris Jayraj is okay but his background score is amazing. Santhosh Shivan cinematography is impressive too. VFX and the other graphic works are good. The production values are a major strength for the film along with the technical values. The editing is nice. The richness is completely evident in the movie.

Plus Points:
Performances
Mahesh and SJ Surya
BGM

Minus Points:
Drags in Second Half
Unwanted Scenes

Verdict:
The film comes up with an interesting message like we should be of help to anyone, no matter, a friend or a stranger. This is certainly a good concept. There is Muragadoss mark treatment for the movie too. The way Muragadoss wrote the scenes is terrific. The first half of the film and the interval point is highlight in the film. The second half is a bit dragging and the climax episode is also not the best. There is next level of story telling, execution and making in the film but it could have been nice if the gripping narration is not missed in the second half of the film.