Saripodhaa Sanivaaram

Saripodha Sanivaaram delivers a fast-paced and engaging story that keeps you on the edge of your seat. The screenplay is well-crafted, ensuring the plot moves swiftly without feeling rushed. While the movie excels in delivering thrills and excitement, there is still some room for improvement, preventing it from reaching its full potential.

The performances are solid, with the cast bringing their characters to life convincingly. The cinematography is visually appealing, capturing the essence of the story effectively. The action sequences are well-executed, providing plenty of adrenaline-pumping moments.

However, the movie could benefit from a deeper exploration of its characters and themes. Some plot points feel underdeveloped, leaving the audience wanting more. Additionally, the pacing could be slightly adjusted in certain scenes to allow for a more impactful emotional connection.

Overall, Saripodha Sanivaaram is an enjoyable action-packed movie with a captivating story. While it falls short of perfection, it still delivers a thrilling cinematic experience that will leave you entertained.

Right from the word go, you can feel Vivek Athreya Sir's narration. For those who have admired his previous works like Brochevaruevarura and Ante Sundaraniki you will definitely like this on a better level. For those first-time watchers you might feel a bit of a stretched circle but trust me it is needed, the way it proceeds justifies it.

Story is very conveniently poured into screenplay although some part of it could have been better and racy but when overall it is seen it is nice. Vivek Athreya Sir's previous scripts and this movie has good layered writing and his writing has rightly improved and hopefully if some aspect of screenplay improves then it might fit his story in an more deserving way. But one of the greatest thing that Vivek Sir did through this film was to show that great mass action movie doesn't always require a heavy badass dialogue.

Nani anna and SJ Suryah Sir are too good in this film. Nani anna has this impeccable mass angle in him which was very reserved in him and this movie brings the best out of him. There are good action sequences which he did so well although action choreography could have been better. It suits the tone of the film, but the flow misses sometimes. SJ Suryah Sir is one of those actors who can pull of any role with ease and this role was apt for him. His aspect of villainism is something I really admire. He makes you fear like any villain should. His cruelty is really a benchmark to achieve for such roles.

Priyanka Mam and Sai Kumar Sir's roles help progress the story nicely. This is one of those movies where the lady character is not only used to forward love track but has good point for entire movie. Love track is decent with a few good gigs and father's Pov aspects are nice. Sometimes such characters are really a driving force and these films they both serve the aspect very well. The mother character is also not simply limited to childhood montage shots but is brought through flashbacks and ideologies wherever required in the movie which is nice to watch. Sokulapalem village is nicely used. Serves a good aspect in the film.

Action choreography is pretty good with a lot of hits and a very few misses. Interval and Climax Fights are a treat to watch. The picturization and editing really helps serve an engaging watch.

One of the Backbones of this film is its Music. Background music is just riveting and so powerful. Such good elevating music really boosts the scenes to quite a different level. Climax score is just goosebumps. Really fantastic of that part. Music as of only songs is also really nice and is used where required pretty nicely.

Supporting Character like Murali Sharma Sir, Aditi Balan mam, Ajay Sir and Harshavardhan Sir do clear justice to their role.

Final note: Quite meets the standard of good commercial film.

Waiting for more of Vivek Athreya and Nani anna combination. It's time for a hattrick anna.

What happens if the writers put no effort but all others do a terrific job ! Well its this movie . The background score , the direction , stellar cast and their amazing performances , the initial proceedings , the character development , heroine and her charm , everything adds to plus in this movie . Nani did a routine job of a hero who loves heroine , beats the villain and ends the movie . But the director's brilliance gives the whole movie a new look . I thought heroine was a miscast because she literally does no acting , but I'm glad to be disappointed . She did well in her space and her charm like always adds beauty to the movie . Now coming to the villain, S J Suryah played a phenomenal role as a villain dominating all the others so much that for the most part I felt some god has come down to act . Wherever the film is about to become dull , Jakes Bejoy covers it up with his background score . Overall, this is a well-made commercial film and worth watching with family .

The Movie is Commercially Superb. Vivek Athreya Has Done A Great Job As Director. Screenplay is Good. Jakes BGM Elevates Each And Every Scene. Nani Is As Usual Wonderful Performer. Priyanka Mohan Has Done Her Job Right. SJ Suryah's Performance Is Just Amazing. He Steals The Whole Show. Complete Screenplay is Well Balanced. Interval Scene Is Just A Fire 🔥. Nani And SJSuryah Face of Creates Goosebumps. Storyline is Simple But Executed Very Well. Everybody in The Movie Have Done Their Job Right. Nani as Mass Hero Looks Good. Overall The Movie is A Complete Treat For Commercial Movie Lovers and Nani Fans.

Positives:

Story: Vivek Athreya's visionary screenplay, a breath of fresh air in Indian cinema, deserves immense praise. The film's captivating narrative introduces a unique superhero concept that initially captivates the audience.

Cinematography: The visually stunning cinematography, with its impressive camera work, smoky mass entries, and high-quality visuals, creates a visually engaging experience.

Acting: The powerhouse performances from the talented cast are beyond reproach. Their acting skills shine through, elevating the film.

Dialogues: The film's witty and impactful one-liners are a highlight, adding a touch of mass appeal.

Areas for Improvement:

Direction: While the script was solid, the film's pacing suffered due to excessive filler scenes, particularly in the second half, which veered into predictable mass cinema territory.

Promotional Material: It's puzzling why certain elements shown in the posters and promotional material were absent from the final cut, despite the film's lengthy runtime.

Music: Although Jake Bejoy's background score was a strong asset, its random placement and overuse occasionally diluted its impact.