Film: Heza
Cast: Munnakasi, Mumait Khan, Lizzee Gopal, Nutan Naidu, Laxman, Bhushan, Preethi Nigam, Praful
Story - Screenplay -Music -Dialogues -Direction: Munnakasi
Rating: 3.5
Reviewer: Tollywood Insider
Starring Munna Kasi in the lead role, Heza has raked up decent expectations thanks to impressive teasers and trailers. The film was bankrolled on the VNV creations banner. Read on to see if the movie keeps the viewers engaged all the way through or not.
Story:
Heza (Mumait Khan) is burnt alive a century ago and related scenes from the opening sequences of the film. Later, Munna(Munna Kasi), a music artist falls in love with Lizzee(Lizzee Gopal) and the duo gets married. The couple hopes to lead a happy life thereafter and this is when things go haywire. What are the troubles that are being faced by the couple? How is all this related to Heza, who was burnt alive a century ago? The answers to these questions form the remaining story.
Highlights:
Highlights:
* Interval twist
* Background score
* screenplay
* Direction
* Second half.
* Climax
Analysis:
The male lead Munna Kasi comes up with a good performance. He looks settled in his role. Also, he composed the music and background score for the film. He has delivered on both the fronts. Munna hits the right chord with Heza as his narration and screenplay are gripping.
Lizzee is a good find and she does what is needed of her. Her acting in the climax is impressive. The likes of Mumait Khan and Bigg boss fame, Nutan Naidu play their roles well.
Tanikella Bharani is seen in a pivotal role and his presence adds more depth to the proceedings.
The cinematographer, Nani Chamidisetty does a fine job. The production values are good and the producer VN Voleti is to be commended. The film is technically sleek and that gives a new movie-watching experience.
Verdict: All in all, Heza is a gripping horror drama that can be watched for its intriguing storyline and technical finesse.
