Director : Boyapati Srinu
Producer : Allu Aravind
Music Director : S.S.Thaman
Starring : Allu Arjun, Rakul Preet Singh, Catherine Tresa, Srikanth, Sai Kumar, Aadi Pinishetty etc...
Allu Arjun's much awaited film "Sarainodu" has hit the theaters across the world on Friday (22.4.2016). Allu Arjun teamed up with Boyapati Srinu to attract mass audiences. The trailers had created huge buzz around the film.
With Allu Arjun trying high octane action oriented mass film for the first time, the expectations are very high on it. Whether Sarrainodu is up to the mark or not, let's see.
Story:
Gana (Allu Arjun) is a daring and dashing young man, who voluntarily retired from the military job. He cannot tolerate crime and always fight for the justice. He comes to the rescue of the needy people and involve one or other fight everyday.
Gana's babai is a lawyer and he settles all the cases that Srikanth get, outside the court. His father Umapathi wants Gana to get married to his friend JP’s (Sai Kumar) daughter Maha Lakshmi (Rakul Preet Singh) to bring change in his lifestyle. Gana goes to Maha Lakshmi's village to see her but on the way to the village, he falls for local MLA Hansitha Reddy (Catherine Thressa).
On the other hand, Maha lakshmi family faces problems from Chief Minister’s son Vyra Dhanush (Aadi Pinishetty) when JP fought against him on the issue of fertile lands. Gana has to involve and Maha Lakshmi also faced threat from Dhanush.
What is Hansitha's condition? What is the connection between Maha Lakshmi and Dhanush. How Gana save her ? To find out the reason, watch the movie on big screen
Performances:
There is no doubt it is Allu Arjun all over the movie and he once again his complete efforts. The stylish hero is at his best in the mass role
His look, powerful dialogue delivery and of course dance moves are simply amazing. In one word, this is what mass audience want to see Allu Arjun.
Adi Pinishetty is a new villain in the Tollywood. He pulls of his role with ease. The two heroines Rakul Preet Singh and Catherine Tressa don't have strongly etched roles. But they are impressive in their respective roles. Rakul as village belle acted well in the emotional scenes.
Srikanth has nothing much to perform. Sai Kumar, Jaya Prakash Reddy and Pradeep Rawat have put in decent performances as always. Brahmanandam along with Surekha Vani's comedy evoked few laughs.
Technical:
Thaman's music is appropriate and the technical values of the film are pretty good on the whole. Though the music is average, Thaman's back ground score elevates the fight sequences. Cinematography is good and visuals have been captured well. Editing could have been better in trimming excessive violence incidents. A Special mention should go to fight masters for composing fights in an interesting way.
Plus Points:
Allu Arjun
Boyapati Direction
Some action episodes
Minus Points:
Predictable plot
Comedy
Excessive violence
Analysis:
Allu Arjun's power packed performances and his mannerisms are a major saving graces for the film. Despite having all the commercial elements in the film, the film may fails to hold the attention of family audience with its high violence. Director Boyapati Srinu is once again laudable by showing Stylish star Allu Arjun in a complete mass avatar. Boyapati elevated the hero in his style and mass audience will sit at the edge of their seats with his screenplay and powerful action scenes. With the predictable climax and excess violence, the family audience may leave the theater feeling a bit disappointed.
But Sarrainodu has enough action and the fans of Allu Arjun will be very happy watching him in the high voltage action drama.
Final Verdict: A treat for mass audience
