Guard: Revenge for Love

Set entirely in Australia, "Guard" follows the story of a young security guard who employs a relentless approach to safeguard his loved ones from various threats, both physical and psychological. The film promises intense action sequences and a gripping narrative.

The film marks the debut of Viraj Reddy Cheelam and is directed by Jaga Peddi, with Anasuya Reddy producing under the banner of Anu Productions. The cast includes Viraj Reddy Cheelam, Mimi Leonard, and Shilpa Balakrishna.

It gives wonderful visual experience, has a good Background music, awesome performances and on the whole its a well made movie. To be watched by all.

Just watched the movie today Went with friends gang Expected good one but not satisfied One star is not enough for this movie.

Better to skip this movie and save your money and time.

Just watched the movie today Went with friends gang Expected good one but not satisfied One star is not enough for this movie.

Better to skip this movie and save your money and time.

Just watched the movie today Went with friends gang Expected good one but not satisfied One star is not enough for this movie.

Better to skip this movie and save your money and time.

Just watched the movie today Went with friends gang Expected good one but not satisfied One star is not enough for this movie.

Better to skip this movie and save your money and time.

Guard: Revenge for Love had the potential to be a gripping thriller-horror film, but unfortunately, it falls flat due to weak execution and inconsistent storytelling. Jaga Peddi's direction tries to build suspense, but the film struggles to maintain tension, relying on predictable twists and underwhelming scares.

Viraj Reddy Cheelam's performance is passable at best, lacking the intensity needed to carry the film. Mimi Leonard and Shilpa Balakrishna are a perfect mismatch, but their characters feel underdeveloped. The biggest letdown is the screenplay-while the premise is promising, the narrative feels disjointed and most of the scenes are developed with cinematic

the dialogues in the movie are a direct informed giving only information rather than a reaction of emotion while the pacing drags, especially in the second half. Attempts at comedy fail to land, making the tonal shifts jarring rather than engaging movie.

Technically, the film has its moments-Mark Kenfield's cinematography captures the Australian setting well, and Sidharth Sadasivuni's background score does add some tension(but with inconstancy in theme). However, these elements aren't enough to save a film that lacks a compelling story and strong character arcs.

The climax, rather than providing a satisfying resolution, feels forced and leaves the door open for an unnecessary sequel. Instead of wrapping things up effectively, it seems more like an attempt to stretch the story further without enough substance.

Verdict: Guard: Revenge for Love fails to deliver on its promise, making it a forgettable addition to the thriller-horror genre. If you're looking for a genuinely gripping Telugu thriller, there are far better options out there.

Rating(2/5)

I watched GUARD Revenge for Love with no expectation and I must say, it turns out to be a well made thriller with some engaging moments which everyone has to experience in theatre.

The movie has a familiar storyline, but what sets it apart is the way it is presented. The visuals feel rich, and the attention to detail in framing and lighting makes it a treat to watch on the big screen.

Direction and screenplay very is impressive. He ensures that every frame looks polished and manages to create an engaging atmosphere. The pacing could have been a bit tighter in some places, but overall, the movie holds attention. The screenplay does have predictable moments, but the way it's executed keeps you invested.

One of the major highlights is the background score. The sound design plays a huge role in building tension, and the BGM elevates many scenes. There are moments where the music alone keeps you on edge, making the theater experience all the more immersive.

This is not just a movie to watch at home-it's one that deserves to be seen in a theater to fully appreciate the sound, visuals, and overall experience.

The Movie shoot has been done entirely in Australia and it has all the Indian movie flavors with extraordinary skills from Director. Each scene is meticulously crafted, capturing the raw intensity of love and vengeance. The seamless blend of suspense, passion, and heartache keeps the audience captivated from start to finish.

The cinematography is equally impressive, with breathtaking visuals that complement the storyline perfectly. The use of lighting, angles, and camera movements adds depth and intensity to the film, making it a truly immersive experience. The director's ability to evoke such powerful performances from the new cast is impressive.

I believe money spent on ticket is well worth for the movie which has entirely new cast and wish the director to produce more films to entertain the audience.