Maestro Review: Satisfying Remake Recipe! Does It Impress As Andhadhun | Ending Explained

Star Cast: Tamannaah Bhatia, Jisshu Sengupta, Nithiin, Nabha Natesh

Director: Merlapaka Gandhi

Platform: Disney Plus Hotstar 

Ratings: 3/5 (three stars) [yasr_overall_rating size=”large”]

Young hero Nitin came forward to the audience with the movie after the end of this year’s Corona First Wave. Released in Czech theaters. Nitin, who once again made a splash with a colorful love story like Rang De, has released his third film this year. Although Corona Second Wave is over. Nitin has released the Maestro movie starring himself through OTT without releasing it in theaters. In his own banner Shreshth Movies, Merlapaka Gandhi has remade the super hit Bollywood movie Ayushman Khurana Andhadhun in Telugu as a maestro. The maestro movie starring glamor girl Tamanna as the villain and Nabha Natesh as the glamor heroine was released today from the popular OT company Disney Plus HotStar on September 17. Let’s see in the review how much he impressed the audience with Nitin Maestro.

Maestro Review: Story

Arun (Nitin), great playing the piano, lost his eyesight at an early age. Arun looks to buy a new one as his piano is damaged. It was during this time that his acquaintance with Sophie (Nabha Natesh), the daughter of a restaurant owner, turned into a love affair. One day the hero Mohan (Naresh) who often comes to the same restaurant, sees Arun playing the piano in that restaurant and tells him to come home for his marriage anniversary and play the piano. With that Arun, Mohan goes home. When Arun leaves, Mohan is killed in his house. Arun Mohan plays the piano in front of his wife Simran (Tamanna). Who killed the original Mohan? What is the relationship between Mohan’s wife Simran (Tamanna) and Bobby (Jishu Sen Gupta)? How did the blind Arun get caught up in the murder? What problems did Arun face in the actual murder case? If you want to know that you have to watch Maestro in Hotstar.

Maestro Review: The Performances

It must be said that Nitin was really impressed with Arun’s role as the blind man, who gave an equal performance to Aayushman’s Quran in Bollywood Andhadhun. In terms of comedy, Nitin Performance is super emotional. Another key role in this movie. Tamanna who played the role of Simran. Tamanna’s tension as Simran, her glamor all is wonderful. Tamanna has impressed the taboo character in Bollywood no less. Emotional‌ showed his acting in the scenes. Nabha Natesh Just glamor role is limited but that role is not important. Jishu Sen Gupta, Srimukhi, Rachcha Ravi, Mangli and the rest of the cast did justice to their roles.

Maestro Review: Review and Analysis

Remake is ​​not new to Tollywood. Telugu heroes are constantly Remaking hit movies in Tamil, Malayalam and Hindi. There are no records of films made close to the Telugu Nativity without making major changes to the original. But there are a lot of cases where the result makes a difference if more changes are made in the Remake. The audience became alert while watching the remake of the hit movie in one language. They are watching the movie. Comparing the remake with the original content. Young hero Nitin became a super hit in Bollywood, playing the role of Ayushman Khuran, which was critically acclaimed and remade the national award winning film Andhadhun in Telugu. The soul of the original story is well-crafted by director Maestro. Blind Arun begins the story by showing his grip on the piano. Arun’s comedy belly laughs and continues to entertain. The original twist in the story is revealed as the murder had already taken place there by the time Arun went to actor Mohan’s house. The audience likes the efforts of Simran and Bobby, a police officer, on the suspicion that the real Arun is pretending to be a blind man. Arun – Simran combo scenes, scenes where he wants to kill Bobby Arun, the problems faced by Arun in catastrophic situations were impressively screened by the director Merlapaka.

The first half is full of comedy. The second half is full of twists and emotions. The audience has to watch the maestro who has adapted to the Telugu Nativity without spoiling the original soul. The original twist in the story is revealed as the murder had already taken place there by the time Arun went to actor Mohan’s house. The audience likes the efforts of Simran and Bobby, a police officer, on the suspicion that the real Arun is pretending to be a blind man. Arun – Simran combo scenes, scenes where Bobby wants to kill Arun, problems faced by Arun in catastrophic situations were impressively screened by director Merlapaka. The first half is full of comedy. The second half is full of twists and emotions. The audience has to watch the maestro who has adapted to the Telugu Nativity without spoiling the original soul. The original twist in the story is revealed as the murder had already taken place there by the time Arun went to actor Mohan’s house. The audience likes the efforts of Simran and Bobby, a police officer, on the suspicion that the real Arun is pretending to be a blind man.

Arun – Simran combo scenes, scenes where Bobby wants to kill Arun, problems faced by Arun in catastrophic situations were impressively screened by director Merlapaka. The first half is full of comedy. The second half is full of twists and emotions. The audience has to watch the maestro who has adapted to the Telugu Nativity without spoiling the original soul. The audience loves the efforts of Police Officer Bobby. Arun – Simran combo scenes, scenes where Bobby wants to kill Arun, problems faced by Arun in catastrophic situations were impressively screened by director Merlapaka. The first half is full of comedy. The second half is full of twists and emotions. The audience has to watch the maestro who has adapted to the Telugu Nativity without spoiling the original soul. The audience loves the efforts of Police Officer Bobby. Arun – Simran combo scenes, scenes where Bobby wants to kill Arun, problems faced by Arun in catastrophic situations were impressively screened by director Merlapaka. The first half is full of comedy. The second half is full of twists and emotions. The audience has to watch the maestro who has adapted to the Telugu Nativity without spoiling the original soul.

Maestro Review: Music

Although the Hati Swara Sagar songs provided the music for the maestro, the background score is impressive. The background music immersed the audience in the film. Yuvraj’s cinematography is also well done. Each frame is colorful. Sr Shekhar editing Is Ok. The nomenclature seemed rich.

Maestro Review: The Final Words

The story, articles, and cast became strong for the Performance Maestro (excluding blindfold comparisons) film. However, the lack of emotional points on screen is a major minus for this film. For those who have not seen a Hindi movie, it will definitely be a Maestro thrill. There can be no doubt that it also makes you feel good. Nitin Acting and Tamanna Performance are the main contributors to this movie. Srimukhi, Singer Mangli and Ananya Nagal appear as a surprising element in this film. If you haven’t seen the movie Andhadhun, why is it so late, Watch Maestro.