Film: Nachchaavule
Cast: Tanish, Madhavi Latha, Kasi Vishwanath, Raksha, Narasimha, Naveen, Kamesh and others
Screenplay: Satyanand
Music: Sekhar Chandra
Lyrics: Bhaskarabhatla
Cinematography: Sudhakar Reddy
Editing: Marthand K Venkatesh
Action: Kanal Kannan
Art: Narayana Reddy
Produced by: Ramoji Rao
Written and directed by: Ravi Babu
Banner: Usha Kiron Movies
Release date: Dec 19, 2008
Movie Analysis
The films prestigious Usha Kiron domestic production returns to the film production after a space with Nachchavule of Ravibabu. Director Ravi Babu has another drama of golden age after his Allar but this time it also focuses on parents as well. It touches the right chord with some good moments, interesting dialogue, and scenes of emotional feeling of heart before the peak. The commentary(written by director himself) is funny and smart too. The dialogues are the best part of the film. The basic theme of the film - the relationship between parents and their children is handled skillfully. However, there are times boring. In particular, the first 15 minutes and extended climax scene of battle are held an urgent need to be balanced. On the final analysis it is the film proper.
The father of the hero is not rigid parent never shows affection toward his children and his wife. Towards the end, he realized his mistake when he loses his wife. The father of the heroin is liberal but his belief system is broken when her daughter was dragged into polemics MMS. These scenes are forces of the film. Director Ravi Babu has handled moments of feeling particularly the scene of the death of Raksha is the culmination and the picturisation songs so well.
Throughout the film picturisation Ravi Babu songs and good visuals keep you out. In Nachchavu too he showed his creativity songs for the box and extracting the visual quality in places simple. Cinematography by Sudhakar Reddy(of the reputation of Anasuya) is mainly over. The songs of Chandra Sekhar raised the theme of the film but his own réenregistre which is strong. The song of pathetic when the death of a Rakha texts signicatifs by Bhaskara Bhatla. As the author Ravi Babu has passed the first rank. But it must balance the movie in the second half and the climax could have been better.
Conclusion:
Nachchavule is another story of golden age by director Ravibabu but he handled the very sensitive. His handling of scenes and dialogues sense of comedy is good. The visuals fresh and cute pairs of wire are another advantage. On the whole it is good in parts. The important thing is that exposures Ravi Babu film is a good technician and he knows the true `technical’. This is probably the first time that the equipment of the city of Ramoji Film are used effectively in Telugu cinema.