Actualités

Actor Kichcha Sudeepa on Monday unveiled the first look teaser of the highly anticipated film, ‘World of Ui’ starring Upendra, which delves into a global subject promising a thought-provoking cinematic experience.

The teaser launch which was held in Bengaluru, witnessed the presence of renowned producer Allu Arvind and Shiva Rajkumar.

Directed and conceived by Upendra, ‘World of Ui’ is an ambitious project that has been in the making since the mid-2000s.

Boasting a staggering budget of Rs 100 crore, this period action film is set to redefine the standards of entertainment.

The teaser showcases an entirely different visual world built for Ui by Upendra’s unimaginable direction described by insiders as nothing short of surrealistic.

Going with the intriguing tag line of the movie ‘This is not AI, this is Ui,’ the teaser offers a glimpse into the immersive and captivating universe created by the talented team behind the movie.

Superstar Kiccha Sudeep unveiled the first look of the highly anticipated film, ‘World of Ui’. Coinciding with a grand event held in Bangalore, the teaser was launched amongst eminent personalities including renowned producer Allu Arvind and Shiva Rajkumar. This big reveal was live-streamed on leading platforms, creating a global buzz.

Directed and conceived by the visionary Upendra, ‘World of Ui’ is an ambitious project that has been in the making since the mid-2000s. The storyline delves into a global subject promising a thought-provoking cinematic experience. Boasting a staggering budget of Rs 100 Crore, this period action film is set to redefine the standards of entertainment.

The teaser, which has left audiences eagerly anticipating the film’s release, showcases an entirely different visual world built for Ui built by Upendra’s unimaginable direction described by insiders as nothing short of surrealistic. Going with the intriguing tag line of the movie ‘This is not AI,...

ReviewWhile the trailer did suggest, more than subtly, that action and violence were major contributors to the ethos of Gowli, one hopes it had all come together under better circumstances. Gowli / IMDBWhen a film contains not one, but multiple scenes of violence against women, one hopes that it's all in place for a bigger cause. These sequences are rarely warranted on screen, one might say, but filmmakers use them to showcase their penchant for a certain kind of ‘rawness’. We saw some of this rawness in the recent Shiva Rajkumar-starrer Vedha, wherein multiple crimes were inflicted on the film's female characters. There was at least a semblance of justification in that case, thanks to Vedha’s vigilante-justice narrative. But in debutant director Soora's Gowli, the same formula is used to evoke pitiful, knee-jerk reactions from the audience. Bereft of nuance or necessity, the film makes use of the crime-against-woman trope...