Krish Jagarlamudi’s newest directorial Kondapolam has hit the theaters right now. The movie stars Panja Vaishnav Tej of Uppena fame and Rakul Preet because the lead characters, whereas Sai Chand seems in an necessary supporting function.
The movie begins with Rabindranath Kataru aka Ravi (Vaishnav Tej) being interviewed by the UPSC board for the Indian Forest Service. After asking him about his background, he asks him what set him on the street to success. Starting out as an inferiority complicated, Ravi emerged because the topper within the Civil Services Examination. He says his transformation started when he took a 40-day tour of a forest space known as Kondapolam within the Nallamala Tiger Reserve, the place shepherds grazed their flocks in the course of the famine.
Kondapolam has an attention-grabbing premise as to how the livelihood of the shepherds relies on the forest. Using this background, the director demonstrates the bond between nature and people. While her authentic method to the story is spectacular, it’s the novel use of Rayalaseema dialect within the movie that appears like a novelty. Seema dialect has been used extensively for villains in Telugu movies, however Krish goes towards this trope and exhibits how individuals use it of their on a regular basis lives. If not for his course, Krish deserves reward for this effort.
However, the story of the movie lacks depth and fails to supply something new or participating. The high quality of VFX additionally leaves loads to be desired.
Rakul Preet’s character Obulamma comes as a shock. His writer-backed character provides extra to the movie. Vaishnav Tej is sweet, however Sai Chand needs to be taken care of.
Overall, Kondapolam is a well timed movie that sheds gentle on the bond between human beings and nature. You solely want that the concrete topic translated into a greater movie.
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With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
