Vunnadi Okkate Zindagi Review

Director : Kishore Tirumala

Music Director : Devi Sri Prasad

Cinematography : Sameer Reddy Production

Starring : Ram Pothineni, Anupama Parameswaran, Lavanya Tripathi

Kishore Tirumala is one director who impressed everyone with the film Nenu Sailaja. He scored a hit with Ram. After a gap, the combination is back now with an interesting film Vunnadi Okkate Zindagi that released today. The film in the combination tells about friendship and love. Let us check the review on the movie.

Story:

Abhi (Ram) develops a good bonding with his childhood friend Vaasu (Sri Vishnu). After they are grown up, they part ways because of the entry of Maha (Anupama Parameswaran) in their lives. After almost four years, their friends attempt to bring them back. Maggi (Lavanya) enters their lives again. What happens after that forms the story of the film.

Performances:

Ram proved his performing skills again with the film. He was apt for the role of Abhi. His energetic performance came out again and Ram just tried to be himself in the movie without going overboard. Sree Vishnu performed well as a good friend. His innocence is a major pleasing aspect.

He did well in the bromance scenes. Anupama Parameswaran expressed minute emotions very well. She is lucky to get a very good role in the beginning of her career that has a good scope to perform. She completely utilised the role. Lavanya Tripathi is good with her glamour and shines in a good role. Priyadarshi, Kaumudi, Priya Chowdary, Kireeti and others are nice in their parts.

Technical Aspects:

The line that Kishore has selected for the movie is good. The screenplay appears to be weak in the first half an hour but after that, the film picks up and provides decent entertainment.

The music by DSP is a major highlight of the film. His BGM worked out really very well and it elevated the key emotional scenes. Sameer Reddy cinematography is nice. Sreekar Prasad's editing could have been better in the first half. The locations are nice and the artwork is impressive. The dialogues are amazing. The production values are grand.

Plus Points:

Performances
Dialogues
Music
Camera Work

Minus Points:

Slow Narration

Verdict:

Vunnadi Okkate Zindagi is one of the good films in the recent times. There is an emotional story in that film that can be relatable. There are good emotional scenes in the backdrop of friendship which are shot well. The love track between Ram and Anupama is too good.

The comedy is nice. With proper performances and decent work from all the technicians, the film appears impressive. Except for the initial 30 minutes, the film shines for the rest of the part where a lot of talking happened about true friendship. Do not miss this film with your friends.