Director : Mukundh Pande
Producer : B. Obul Subbareddy
Music Director : Arvind Shanker
Starring : Adith Arun, Pooja Jhaveri
Story
Arun (Adith) and Sandhya (Pooja Jhaveri) are a newly married couple. They move in to a new villa to start new life. But soon after they shifted into the villa, Arun involved in a car accident and also lost his job. He comes to know that the house is haunted. Sandhya also stars behaving weirdly. When they decided to vacate the villa, Arun gets his dream job and Sandhya becomes pregnant. However, things are still abnormal and strange incidents continue to happen. What is happening in the house? How will Arun solve this? to find out the reasons watch L7 on big screen.
Performances
Adith is appropriate in his role. He fits into this role effortlessly and brings credibility to his character.
Pooja Jhaveri is the center of attraction of the film. She potrays her role quite convincigly as a ghost and brings in dept to the role.She added right tempo for the film with her glamour and performance. Vennela Kishore received some brownie points with his comic timing. Others are up to their mark.
Technical
Production values of the film are brilliant. Songs are not good. Background score is the main ingredient for any horror film and Aravind Shankar is at his best and scares everyone. Editing is good but could have been better in the second half. Narration becomes slow in the second part. L7 entertains only in bits and pieces.
Plus Points : Pooja Jhaveri's glamour, Performances, Interval block, Comedy, Climax
Minus Points : Routine Story, Songs, Slow narration
Analysis
The flashback in the film is very interesting. Screenplay of the film is good. There are many unnecessary shots in the first half which are just to attract the masses with heroine's glamour. The director seems to have inspired by old horror films and many scenes remind you of previous horror comedies.
Interesting flashback, heroine's glamours show and decent performances from the lead cast are basic assets. Since several are not very scary, the music director tries to scare the audience with background score and he successed in it.
Certain logics are missing. Overall, this suspense thriller has a routine and predictable plot, and lacks spooky moments. Interval block and climax are major highlights of the movie. It is a decent effort by Mukund Pandey. If you like horror flicks, you can give a shot.
