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Movie: ‘Dear Krishna’
Review Rating: 3/5
Date of Release: 24.01.2025
Writer, Producer: P.N. Balaram
Dialogues, Screenplay, Direction: Dinesh Babu
Starring: Akshay, Mamita Baiju, Aishwarya Etc.
Editor: Rajeev Ramachandran,
Music: Hari Prasad,
Lyrics: Giripatla,
Chief Associate & Additional Dialogues: Naga Nandeshwar Giduthuri(Nandhu)
PRO: Harish, Dinesh
Rarely movies come that give the audience a great experience. Along with feeling, movies that bring luck come very, very rarely. ‘Dear Krishna’ is the rarest such film. The film not only gives the audience a great experience, but also offers a chance to win one lakh rupees Taking inspiration from a miracle that happened between Lord Krishna and a Krishna devotee, the youthful entertainer film ‘Dear Krishna’ is being made under the banner of PNB Cinemas based on real events. PN Balaram is introduced as a writer and producer through this movie.Dinesh Babu is providing the dialogues and screenplay as well as directing. In ‘Dear Krishna’, where Akshay is being introduced as a hero, young sensation Mamita Baiju of ‘Premalu’ fame is playing the heroine. Aishwarya is also playing another heroine. the film has hit the screens on January 24th. Let’s see how it fares.
Story:
Hero Akshay (Akshay) is a college going student and his father Balkrishna( Avinash) is a real estate business maker. An innocent homemaker, who looks after father-son duo is Akshay’s mother (Shanti Krishan). As a teenager, Akshay, always loved to enjoy with friends. All of sudden, a beautiful girl named Radhika ( Aishwarya) comes into Akshay’s life. Soon love blooms between them, and Akshay gets support from his father which is being rejected by Radhika’s parents for obviously reasons. Meanwhile, an incident leads a health issue of the lead actor. What actually happens to Akshay? What is the health problem of Akshay and how did he face it? How did he came out of serious health issue which is being not cured by the doctors? Did Akshay wins his love? What is the issue with Radhika’s parents? To know the answer to all above questions, to have to watch the film in the theaters near you.
Performances:
The film was made based on some true events from 2015 in hero Akshay’s real life. A point that showcases that health issue can be treated by keeping faith on God is being presented in a convincing manner.
In the first half of the movie, Akshay’s lifestyle, his relationship with parents, college life, the padding artists, who played as Akshay’s friends are being presented in a believable way. The love track between the lead pair has been presented in a romantic manner which has chances to connect with the youth audience.
Actress Mamitha Balu acting in hero’s friend character is impressive. Soon after hero’s health issue is overlapped, the inner conflict in hero has been projected nicely. The love track between the lead pair has been written and executed nicely.
Coming to the interval block, hero’s health issue has been projected as the main point which takes a lead for the proceedings in the second half.
Coming to second half, it runs on a medical backdrop added with an intense devotional touch but is presented in heart touching sequences. Mainly, the second half runs on a emotional note which will be make the audience to think a second.
Plus points:
Story
Screenplay
Direction
Lead artists
Music
Minus points:
Second half lacks a bit of entertainment
Technical Aspects:
Director Dinesh Babu should be appreciated for handling different crafts such as story, screenplay and dialogues in a effective manner. Despite handling multiple crafts, the director has narrated the movie in a realistic manner without taking any cinematic liberty.
Coming to the cinematography, the film is stylish and true to color texture. Editing is also good as the film has any unwanted scenes. The production values for this limited budget movie, are good. The audience will love the way the film has been picturized. The music plays a key role in elevating the key portions in the second half and the songs which come during the first half are beautifully captured.
Cinemarangam.com Review Rating : 3/5
