Darshini Movie Filmy4wap Review
Cast: Vikas, Shanti, Venkata Satya Prasad, and others
Director: Dr. Pradeep Allu
Producer: Dr. L.V. Suryam
Music Director: Nijani Anjan
Editing: Praveen Jairaj
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The movie “Darshini,” directed by Dr. Pradeep Allu under the V4 Cine Creations banner and produced by Dr. L.V. Suryam, stars Vikas and Shanti in the lead roles. The film has been released today. Let’s dive into the review to see how well it has impressed the audience.
Plot:
Santosh (Vikas) and Priya (Shanti), along with their friend, visit the house of Dr. Darshini. But who is Dr. Darshini? Who invented the technology that can foresee the future? What dramatic events unfold in Santosh and Priya’s lives due to this future-seeing technology? How does their love story progress, and what challenges do they face? The rest of the story answers these questions.
Positive Points:
Vikas, the hero, impresses with his dialogue delivery and body language, particularly in the emotional and suspense sequences. Venkata Satya Prasad, playing another key role, performs decently. The twist in the climax from Darshini’s perspective is just about okay. Shanti, with her homely looks, appears charming, although her acting is somewhat lacking.
Negative Points:
The main issue with the film is the weak screenplay. Director Dr. Pradeep Allu fails to maintain the tension and excitement expected from such a concept. The film lacks the necessary suspense and engagement. The logic in Vikas’s plans is questionable, and the heavy focus on Darshini’s character detracts from the overall plot. Some emotional scenes also come off as fake.
Despite Dr. Pradeep Allu’s efforts to infuse the second half with thrilling elements, the execution on screen falls flat. Additionally, some silly tracks further detract from the movie, leaving the audience disappointed overall.
Technical Aspects:
Technically, the film also underperforms. Nijani Anjan’s music is a positive aspect, adding value to the film. However, the cinematography is lacking, with key scenes poorly executed by the cameraman. Editor Praveen Jairaj’s work aligns with the film’s needs. The production values adhered to by Dr. L.V. Suryam are average. Unfortunately, Dr. Pradeep Allu fails to craft a gripping narrative.
Verdict:
“Darshini” is a disappointment. The film’s unengaging treatment, weak characterizations, lack of substantial content, fake emotions, and illogical drama undermine its potential. Overall, the film fails to captivate in any aspect.