Love Story Movie Review: Shekhar Kammula Explores Heartfelt Emotions By Touching Sensitive Topics

Cast – Naga Chaitanya, Sai Pallavi, Ragiv Kanakala and Others

Director – Sekhar Kammula

Ratings: 3.5/5 (three and half star) [yasr_overall_rating size=”large”]

Shekhar Kammula’s style is to screen different films with sensible stories. After the blockbuster success of ‘Fidaa’ with Varun Tej at that time, now Nagachaitanya and Sai Pallavi have made a love story film as a couple. The film, which was repeatedly postponed due to Corona, finally came out today (September 24). With the positive response to the already released songs, teaser and trailer, and the huge promotion of the movie, huge expectations have been placed on the film. And let’s see in the review to what extent ‘Love Story’ received those expectations.

Love Story Movie Review: The Story

Rewanth (Nagachaitanya) is a middle- aged boy who started his life from zero. He runs the Zumba Center in Hyderabad. Having been discriminated against since childhood, it is a must have, for any Affiliate, promoting any program. Maunika (Saipallavi) completes B.Tech and arrives in Hyderabad on a software job hunt. Maunika (Sai ​​Pallavi) from Rewanth village comes to Hyderabad for a job after completing B.Tech. Rewanth joins Zumba Center as a partner as he could not get a job despite his best efforts. Revanth, who has such different social groups, forms a friendship between the Maunikas. It turns into love quite slowly. The middle caste gets in the way when they want to take this love affair to the wedding. How did their love story affair run from here? How did Maunika and Revanth finally unite after overcoming the caste barrier? That is the rest of the story.

But no matter how hard I tried, I could not find a job. With that, Rewanth joins the Zumba Center as a dancer. After that, the two fall in love. Maunika is a rich girl. Caste hinders the marriage of the two. What kind of adventure did Mary Rewanth and Maunika have to live together? What obstacles were encountered in that order? Maunik has a big problem in his house. What is that The rest of the story is about how it was refined.

Review and Analysis

Shekhar Kammula explores heartfelt emotions by touching sensitive topics. This time another step was taken. The love story touched on complex issues such as caste and sexual violence against girls in the home. Attempting to tell through a love story about sexual assaults that you don’t even like to talk to and talk about is a good outcome. If a director like Shekhar Kammula shows these elements on screen, there will be opportunities to reach out to more audiences. This delicate subject was unveiled just as delicately on screen. The director introduced the life of the protagonist and took him directly into the story. The difficulties of the middle-class boy … his art is neatly unveiled on the screen. Attempts to reach Hyderabad at the same time to realize the heroic talents.

The first half goes smoothly with the whole Shekhar Kammula Mark Sensibilities. The original love story begins in the second half. Revanth, the challenges to silent love, and the circumstances in the wool evoke interest. The scenes that come in the process of reaching the final stage of the story feel burdensome to the mind. Especially the scenes that tell about the problem encountered in Maunika’s own house, even if it goes in the style of Mingudu they provoke thoughts. Send a good message to society. The climactic scenes are reminiscent of a movie set in a love-themed setting.

Shekhar Kammula’s movie ‘Love Story’ is mainly about the issues of caste and gender discrimination in the society. Both of these are sensitive issues. Many are still reluctant to talk about these. Reading articles on such issues can be very embarrassing. Taking such a sensitive point, Shekhar Kammula showed it very delicately on the screen. The background of the characters is very natural. Although some of the emotions in the movies are well elevated, the sloppy scenes make the audience bored. Some of the scenes between the hero and the heroines, especially in the second half, feel cinematic. Everything in Fast off goes on as entertainment, and by the secondoff the emotions in the story are high. The scenes between the hero and the heroines feel stretched. The climax however is not entirely impressive.

Love Story Movie Review: Star Performance

Nagachaitanya and Saipallavi is the main force in the film. They both deal with their confidence as they choose to embark on their play activities. The emotions evoked by Nagachaitanya, who appears to be a middle-class boy, gave life to the Telangana dialect character he uttered. Saipallavai performed brilliantly as a young woman suffering from some problem and as a modern-day girl who wants to achieve anything. The Zumba themed film also features dances performed by Nagachaitanya and Saipallavi. Rajeev Kanakala, Ishwarirao, Devyani, Uttej appeared in key roles and performed brilliantly.

Love Story Movie Review: Music and Other

Another major strength of the film is the Pawan CH music. Along with the songs, the background music was also impressive. He enlivened some scenes with his own BGM. Vijay.C.Kumar’s cinematography is very good. Palleturi visuals are beautifully shown on screen. Editor Marthand K Venkatesh has to say the least for his scissors. Some scenes in particular need to be cut crisper in the second half. The construction values ​​are in line with the banner‌ level. Overall, ‘Love Story’ is a good message film.

Love Story Movie Review: The Last Words

Technically the film is superior. The music of Pawan CH is the main strength of the film. The songs are touching. The songs ‘Nee Chitram Chusi’ and ‘Ayo Ayo Kalaile’ were the highlights of the film. The song ‘Saranga Daria’, which was sung, seems to be unheard of in the movie. Probably due to hearing and watching many times outside. Vijay C. Kumar’s camera captures every scene naturally on screen. Shekhar touched on some of the essentials of the present society with his mark making of Kammula. Construction values ​​are high.