Starring: Sree Vishnu, Megha Akash, Sunaina and others
Director : Hasith Goli
Producers : Vishwa Prasad TG and Abhishek Agarwal
Music Director : Vivek Sagar
Cinematography : Veda Raman Sankaran
Editor : Viplav Nyshadam
Release date : August 19,2021
Sree Vishnu is known to do some different films and he is now out with a comedy caper called Raja Raja Chora. The film is out and, read our review to find out if the film has any juice or not.
Plot
Bhaskar(Sree Vishnu) is a small-time thief who falls in love with Sanjana(Megha Akash). When things seem to be going fine, Sanjana suddenly comes to know that Bhaskar is already married and has a son. This brings a gap in their love story. If this was not enough, Bhaskar gets into few more issues. How does he solve all these is the basic story of Raja Raja Chora.
Performances
Sree Vishnu is a good actor and he proves it once again with this film. He as the small-time thief brings a lot of cheers to the audience. His body language and dialogue delivery are quite funny. Ravi Babu is pretty good in his key role. Gangavva was also funny in her small role. Megha Akash has vastly improved when compared to her previous films.
Analysis
The film has a simple story but the director Hasith Goli has done well in handling both halves of the film. The first half of the film is filled with comedy and the second has decent emotions. The makers have made sure that comedy is generated through the situations and not the comedians.
That is the reason, this film has good fun in most areas. The comedy timing of Sree Vishnu is the major asset of the film and this is where the film scores brownie points. But the film is not short of demerits as well. The second half has some sloppy moments as well as some key scenes are dragged for no reason and the pace goes down.
Some emotions look forced and do not create any impact. The music of the film is also strictly okay but Sree Vishnu makes sure that the audience gets good relief with his comedy and unique character making this film a neat time pass watch.
Bottom Line – Time Pass comedy
