Devara Part 1 Movie Review | Junior NTR, Saif Ali Khan’s high-octane action film Unnecessary! Janhvi Kapoor is missing

Devara: Part 1, the epic action saga starring Jr NTR in a dual role, released in theaters worldwide on Friday. The film received mixed reviews, with Jr. NTR’s fans praising the Telugu superstar for his performance in Devara and others praising the film for its action sequences. Where NTR’s fans praised the film. Directed by Kortala Siva, this high-budget film is much talked about. ‘Kalki 2898 A.D.’ It has been the most expensive film of this year since. Apart from this, after RRR, the audience also expected a blockbuster film from Jr. NTR. Along with this, Saif Ali Khan is going to be seen on the screen once again in a negative role after a long time. So let’s know the story, acting and direction of Devara: Part 1. Read the full review to know more about the movie.

Directed by popular Telugu filmmaker Kortala Siva, the film is set in the 1980s-90s. The film centers around Devara, a fearless man from a coastal region who embarks on a risky journey to save the lives of his people. Apart from Jr. NTR, the film also stars Janhvi Kapoor, Saif Ali Khan, Prakash Raj, Shruti Marathe, Srikanth and Shinde Tom Chacko in important roles.

 

Jr. NTR has given a powerful performance in ‘Devara: Part 1’. He left no stone unturned to prove his mettle. He has made it clear that he is an impressive performer and seeing him on the big screen is nothing short of a visual treat. Jr. NTR plays a dual role and delivers a brilliant performance in both the roles of Devara and Vara. As Devara she is docile yet mischievous, while in her portrayal of Vara, the actor succeeds in showing innocence and cowardice. He has effectively balanced both the roles delivering a mesmerizing performance.

 

 

Saif Ali Khan shines as Bhaira. His portrayal of revenge is brilliant. This can be considered a commendable debut for him in Tollywood. Saif is effective in keeping the audience engaged for as long as he is on screen. If he had a little more screen space, he could have overshadowed Jr. NTR too. Janhvi Kapoor has less screen space. He played the role of Thangam in the film, played by Jr. NTR. plays the beloved role of She looks very beautiful, but she doesn’t get much chance to show her acting skills. Apart from this, the work of supporting actors Srikanth, Prakash Raj and Murali Sharma is impressive.

The action sequences featured in the film provide extraordinary moments that can enthrall and excite the audience. These are also skillfully filmed. Apart from this, several dialogues are also deeply impactful, both of which strengthen Devara’s character. The story is entertaining, but cumbersome in parts. At many places you will already have an idea of ​​what is going to happen next in the story. You will also see it paired with many other South Indian films. The biggest shortcoming of this film is that the story has already been decided. Kortala Siva could have improved some parts, especially in the second half, where the screenplay could have been more interesting. The first half is slow and the story gets a bit boring after the interval, but the climax is sudden, which feels shocking and bad. Moreover, some scenes also lack effective execution. If they were more polished, the story could have been more effective.

 

Shiv is both the writer and director of Kortala Deora: Part 1. In such a situation, the entire responsibility of improving the story has fallen on his shoulders. If his writing was good, his influence would have been seen in his direction as well. The story lacks emotional depth. Ratnavelu’s cinematography and Anirudh Ravichander’s music are excellent, which will give an unparalleled cinematic experience in many parts of the film. The action choreography is impressive. Overall the production value of Deora: Part 1 is commendable.