Mr.Nookiya movie review
Rating : 3.5/5
Story:
Mr. Nokia aka Nookayya (Manoj) may be a transportable thief. At one purpose he decides to calm down in life by stealing massive cash. He comes across Anu (Kriti), who is carrying two crores cash together with her. He steals the money and gets cheated by his friend and dumped by his lover. At now he meets Anu once more and involves apprehend that her husband has been kidnapped and also the ransom that the abductors demanded for was stolen. currently Nokia tries to rectify his mistake by obtaining her husband back from the abductors. What happens next is that the crux of the story.
Analysis:
Mr. Nokia storyline is definitely exciting. The characterization of hero and his goal has an uncanny resemblance to Allu Arjun’s Cable Seenu track in Vedam movie. Despite having a solid story, the director faltered with the screenplay. initial half the movie isn't up to the mark. solely the interval purpose is sweet up to some extent.
Second [*fr1] too starts on a boring note and turns in to a road film. Hero heroines take road journey for many a part of the second hour. The film has been dragged a trifle during this half. Few scenes clicked and sustained the interest. There are few twists thrown in to the narrative towards the tip and that they are fine.
On an entire Mr. Nokia lacks the mandatory punch to enthrall the lots. Ultra fashionable creating doesn’t suit this film. Apparently Manoj is curious about slick action flicks. however he ought to concentrate additional on the things that impresses majority audience.
Performances:
Manchu Manoj may be a powerhouse of energy. He has done fabulous job as Nookayya. His dances are rocking and thus are his fights. He will complete justice to his title ‘Rocking star’. He shoulders the film right from the word go and is unquestionably on the proper track to become a bankable star.
Kriti Kharbanda is nice and Sana Khan is hot. Their performances are okay. Kriti scores a trifle more than Sana though. Brahmanandam is funny during a tiny role. Vennela Kishore is strictly Okay. Murali Sharma is loud. Ahuti Prasad and others did a fine job.
Technicalities:
Yuvan Shankar Raja used most of his compositions from Tamil and also the music is okay to sensible. Background score bears Yuvan’s stamp. Action sequences, the chase sequences above all that were choreographed by Manoj are energetic and keep you on the sting of the seat. Dialogues by Lakshmi Bhupal are average. Rajasekhar’s cinematography is flashy. Editing too adds to the flashiness of tricks. Production values are notable.
Director Ani Kanneganti canned few scenes well and lost grip over the narrative every now and then. He ought to work on the story telling techniques. He tried to form this film an advertisement entertainer with twists and turns, however a gripping screenplay would have helped the movie.
Mr. Nokia aka Nookayya (Manoj) may be a transportable thief. At one purpose he decides to calm down in life by stealing massive cash. He comes across Anu (Kriti), who is carrying two crores cash together with her. He steals the money and gets cheated by his friend and dumped by his lover. At now he meets Anu once more and involves apprehend that her husband has been kidnapped and also the ransom that the abductors demanded for was stolen. currently Nokia tries to rectify his mistake by obtaining her husband back from the abductors. What happens next is that the crux of the story.
Analysis:
Mr. Nokia storyline is definitely exciting. The characterization of hero and his goal has an uncanny resemblance to Allu Arjun’s Cable Seenu track in Vedam movie. Despite having a solid story, the director faltered with the screenplay. initial half the movie isn't up to the mark. solely the interval purpose is sweet up to some extent.
Second [*fr1] too starts on a boring note and turns in to a road film. Hero heroines take road journey for many a part of the second hour. The film has been dragged a trifle during this half. Few scenes clicked and sustained the interest. There are few twists thrown in to the narrative towards the tip and that they are fine.
On an entire Mr. Nokia lacks the mandatory punch to enthrall the lots. Ultra fashionable creating doesn’t suit this film. Apparently Manoj is curious about slick action flicks. however he ought to concentrate additional on the things that impresses majority audience.
Performances:
Manchu Manoj may be a powerhouse of energy. He has done fabulous job as Nookayya. His dances are rocking and thus are his fights. He will complete justice to his title ‘Rocking star’. He shoulders the film right from the word go and is unquestionably on the proper track to become a bankable star.
Kriti Kharbanda is nice and Sana Khan is hot. Their performances are okay. Kriti scores a trifle more than Sana though. Brahmanandam is funny during a tiny role. Vennela Kishore is strictly Okay. Murali Sharma is loud. Ahuti Prasad and others did a fine job.
Technicalities:
Yuvan Shankar Raja used most of his compositions from Tamil and also the music is okay to sensible. Background score bears Yuvan’s stamp. Action sequences, the chase sequences above all that were choreographed by Manoj are energetic and keep you on the sting of the seat. Dialogues by Lakshmi Bhupal are average. Rajasekhar’s cinematography is flashy. Editing too adds to the flashiness of tricks. Production values are notable.
Director Ani Kanneganti canned few scenes well and lost grip over the narrative every now and then. He ought to work on the story telling techniques. He tried to form this film an advertisement entertainer with twists and turns, however a gripping screenplay would have helped the movie.
