Story:
Venkatesh, a single parent, leads a content life with his daughter and neighbor Sradha Srinath. However, their world collapses when his daughter is diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy. In a desperate bid to save her, Venkatesh embarks on a challenging journey to secure a life-saving injection, the price tag a staggering 17 crores. The narrative masterfully unfolds as he faces relentless struggles and conflicts with formidable enemies.
Positives:
The film’s strength lies in its compelling storyline, blending emotional depth with action-packed heroism. Venkatesh’s dual portrayal as a heartfelt father and an indomitable action hero adds layers to the narrative. Navazzuddin Siddiquie delivers a noteworthy performance, while Arya’s stylish presence and impactful climax acting contribute to the film’s intensity. The background music keeps the audience engaged, and the cat-and-mouse game between the hero and villain post-interval adds an intriguing layer. The climax is emotionally charged, and the characters, especially the villain played by Navazzuddin Siddiquie, bring depth to the plot. Andrea Jeremiah’s portrayal of a lady villain is commendable, and the hero’s fight against the villain for a noble cause adds substance to the story.
Negatives:
The film, however, doesn’t shy away from excessive violence, which might be a deterrent for some viewers. The pre-climax could have benefited from more refinement, and the limited scope for some talented actors like Jissu Sengupta is a drawback.