Film: Krishna and His Leela
Starring: Siddhu Jonnalagadda, Shraddha Srinath, Seerat Kapoor, Shalini Vadnikatti, Jhansi, Viva Harsha, Sampath Raj, Samyuktha Hornad
Director: Ravikanth Perepu
Rating: ***
Reviewer: George Sylex
Overview - Kshanam was my preferred thriller film of 2016. The filmmaker of the same, Ravikanth Perepu this occasion arrives with a romantic film Krishna and His Leela. The film investigates the difficulty of a man, who goes gaga for two ladies simultaneously. Despite the fact that the film is generally unsurprising, Krishna And His Leela is fun and entertaining in parts.
Set in Bangalore and a few parts in Vizag, Krishna And His Leela begin with Krishna (Siddhu Jonnalagadda) saying a final farewell to his better half Satya (Shraddha Srinath). Annoyed with his life, he chooses to proceed onward and experiences passionate feelings for Radha (Shalini Vadnikatti). In any case, his activity drives him to Bangalore, and there, he indeed meets Satya. Things take such a turn, that Krishna begins dating both the young ladies concealing things from one another. The remainder of the story is with regard to whom does Krishna picks at long last.
Krishna and His Leela is a simple story of advanced muddled romance and broken connections. Despite the fact that it begins as a marginally gooey interpretation of present-day sentiment, it accepts a reviving turn as the story advances, strongly squashing numerous standard generalizations related to the portrayal of affection and marriage. For its unadulterated, brazen interpretation of the urban love track, the film merits a great deal of commendation and romance. You see the goal in each casing, the intent of giving out the message to praise your own inadequacy. Indeed, the subsequent half is similarly unusual, silly, and slacking, however, it keeps you fascinated with its lovely cinematography and good exhibitions. The first half is for everybody, the latter half is for a few.
Director Ravikanth takes this love story forward with comparable certainty and discussions. There are a couple of more instances of a similar trough out. The screenwriting is the key here with exceptionally urban and contemporary language utilization. Also, some little winds are set to keep things brisk. Another factor that works for the film is the smooth advancement of the story, regardless of whether it is in parts. It attracts the crowd regardless of one knowing the ultimate result.
Coming to the performance side, Siddhu is able in the job of Krishna. He has different shades in it, and he pulls them off effortlessly. The teenage more youthful form followed by the grown-up, and afterward the confounded person towards the end are the there contrasts that should be advanced. The three adorable women Shraddha Srinath, Shalini Vadnikatti, and Seerat Kapoor accompany a particular portrayal and looks well-suited for the part. The looks, however, they have additionally been given considerable roles, too, which makes them sparkle.
Despite the fact that the film is agreeable, there are a few defects too. The most critical issue with Krishna And His Leela happen as the irregularity in the story. As referenced beforehand, the initial section is phenomenal. However, such a degree of holding narrating isn't felt as far as possible. There are numerous scenes in the middle of that resemble a short film. The quality and creation cut down the effect.
Final Word - Krishna And His Leela is a happy, good vibe romantic comedy film, where the unpredictability of the current relationship is in plain view. The film isn't a weariness like other lighthearted comedies, nonetheless, the last yield comes as a fair one and can be delighted in by the majority of watchers.
Worth Watching!
