Pushpa The Rise Review: Allu Arjun’s Film Truly Mass Entertainer With A Surprising Climax Twist!

Cast: Allu Arjun, Sunil, Ajay Ghosh, Rashmika & others

Director: Sukumar B

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

Stylish star Allu Arjun, who has become an iconic star, is a sensible director whose career is in the top gear of the film. The film has been out of the audience for two years due to a lockdown. However, motion posters, teasers and trailers have been highly anticipated. Besides being the first Pan India movie in Bunny’s career, the film has attracted a lot of attention across the country. Sukumar Taking and the cast need to know about the performance if they want to know whether the film has made Allu Arjun an icon across the country.

Pushpa Movie Story

Pushpa Raj (Allu Arjun) lives as a laborer in the illegal trade of sandalwood in the remnant forests of Tirupati. The lack of a household name to say the least, however, increases Cooley’s desire to see his life as a coolie and conquer the world. Kondareddy (Ajay Ghosh), who is waiting in his business, joins hands with Mangalam Srinu (Sunil) and Dakshayini (Anasuya). However, at one point, Mangalam challenges Sreenu, who has wronged him. Under such circumstances, Bhanwar Singh Shekhawat (Fazil Fahad) Amitumi, who came to be the district police superintendent, is getting ready. He conspires to prevent his marriage to Srivalli (Rashmika Mandanna) from his hometown.

But how did Pushpa reach her goal of reaching the top in her life? How Chanakya performed righteousness with Mangalam Sreenu who confronted him. How Kapu Casey overthrew police officers for himself. How he persuaded Srivalli to marry him. What is the role of MP Bhumireddy Siddappa Naidu (Rao Ramesh) in this story? The story of the movie Pushpa is the answer to the question of what made Sukumar so interesting about the second part of Pushpa.

The story that started in Japan telling about the musical instrument violin aroused the curiosity of how his narrative was going to be with the approach to Tirupati. Although it took a while to explain about red sandalwood smuggling, the story runs very fast with the Pushpa entry. Sukumar’s talent was once again dazzled by Puspa’s intelligence in smuggling and his evolution from a worker to a partner. Rashmi’s love affair, her family background, the injustice done to her life and her mother’s seem very emotional. The way he drives the story with the emotional point of his home name adds even more sentiment to the film. Allu Arjun, who has impressed with his soft heroism till now, has exploded into a rustic character as a Pushpa. The scene where he sends tons of sandalwood logs through the Yeti gorge in Fastoff‌ raises a good josh for the audience.

When it comes to the second half, the story takes to another level with the episode that confronts the Mars scene. The action episodes in Mangalam Srinu’s house, the murder plot of Kondareddy to kill the Pushpa in the forest, and the episodes in which Mangalam Srinu kills Bammardhi, who escaped from it, take the story to the peaks. The meeting between MP Naidu, Mangalam Srinu and Pushpa makes the story even more powerful. The Pushpa police station scene with Bhanwar Singh Shekhawat at the end, as well as the scenes between the two in the forest, the dialogues became heated. The Pushpa body language that came on the bridal showers at the end was brand new and crazy.

Pushpa The Rise Review and Analysis

Pushpa: The Rise’ is Allu Arjun’s one man show. The scenes shot elevating the character of Pushparaj from close to the beginning of the story are wonderfully entertaining. Allu Arjun excelled not only in mass look but also in acting. He whistled to the fans saying ‘Taggedele’ whenever he saw any scene. Bunny’s conversations in Chittoor dialect are entertaining. Rashmi’s acting in the role of Deglamour as Srivalli is natural. Sunil, who is well known to the audience as a comedian, played the role of the villain Mangalam Sreenu. The way Sunil has changed for this role, his diction is good. Audiences will see the new Sunil in the film as mentioned at the pre-release ceremony. Anasuya, Ajay Ghosh, Rao Ramesh, Dhanunjaya etc. acted according to their range of roles. Fahad Fazil’s role as another villain Bhanwar Singh comes in the second half. There were no strong scenes in this episode. Hint hinted that Pushparaj would probably have to deal with this character in Part-2. Samantha Item Song Whistles with Mass Audience.

Technically ‘Pushpa’ is on another level. Little is said about the cinematographer Cuba. Each scene is shown in Richluk, reflecting reality. The action‌ scenes are hair-raising. The film had two editors. Compared to the first half, the second half seems to have increased in length. It would have been nice to have scissors for some scenes. The songs provided by Devisree Prasad are good. The songs ‘Sami Sami’, ‘Oo Antawa’ and ‘Ae Bidda’ are entertaining on screen. Background music is OK. The difficulty faced by the art department in showing the wild atmosphere is evident in every scene on screen. Taken to another world. Maitree Movie Makers‌ has spent for the film on a scale that is nowhere near as low as ‘Taggedele’.

Pushpa Review: Direction

The way in which director Sukumar weaves the point in his mind into a single layer is very good. The way the characters are designed is fantastic. The costume designing for Periodic Movie brought a kind of charm to the film. The way the characters’ gestures, emotional, romantic and action elements are combined and shown on the screen is great. The strength of the film is to create a story and articles that will create a new feeling on the Telugu screen.

Star Performances

Allu Arjun One Man Show in Pushpa Cinema. He appeared in a coarse role as a Pushpa who appeared to the audience as a stylish hero. In recent times in the South (with the exception of Yash in the KGF) no hero has shown the actor in himself with the performance he has shown. He went on to pick up the story for each scene. Kondareddy, Murugan, Mangalam Sreenu, police superiors Govind (enemy), Shekhawat (Fahad Fazil) show cosmic form in rival scenes. Cultivated good chemistry with Rashmi in romantic scenes.

Rashmi and Anasuya’s characters do not have much scope in the movie Pushpa. However, in one or two scenes, there was a flash of rage and jealousy. Rashmi’s body language and gestures with eyes are impressive in some scenes with Bunny. Anasuya appeared in the role of Dakshaya as the wife of Mangalam Sri. Depending on the character, there is a feeling that there is a possibility of a jealous character being cast in Part 2. Ajay Ghosh impressed as Kondareddy. As a police officer the enemy once again hit full marks with a different role. It can be said that the actor in the enemy is coming out right now.

The two characters who have become a highlight in Pushpa are Sunil as Mangalam Sreenu and Fahad Fazil as Bhanwar Singh Shekhawat. Not only did Sunil appear in a role that the audience had never seen, but he also looked super with a new kind of body language. The villain performed well in the role. Although Fahad Fazil made an entry in the last ten minutes he tasted his mark with high voltage performance. This is just a teaser for my performance.

Pushpa Movie Review: Technical Aspects

When it comes to technical aspects, there are so many cinematographers in India. Miroslav Kuba Brojek gives a nice answer on screen with his camera work to the question of why he was brought from abroad. Forest scenes, chasing scenes, action scenes, apart from romantic scenes, every scene, every artist captures the mood wonderfully on camera. Devi Sri Prasad’s songs have created so much craze in the audio, they have impressed me on the screen. Bunny, Rashmi did full justice to the songs. Devi screamed with re-recording. Background score peaks in the last 30 minutes. Other disciplines showcased 100 percent talent.

The Final Words

Director Sukumar, who entertains the audience with his own Mark stories, has tried to show the audience another mass story after ‘Rangasthalam’. The approach taken by the rest of the characters, including the character of Pushparaj, is good. Especially the approach to elevating the character of the protagonist, the appropriate scenes are compelling. It would have been nice if Sukumar had thought a little more about length. The first half was run and the second half was slow. Maybe ‘Pushpa: The Rise’ would have been on another level if there had been more time!