Film: Gatham
Starring: Bhargava Poludasu, Rakesh Galebhe, Poojitha Kuraparthi
Director: Kiran Kondamadugula
Rating: **
Reviewer: George Sylex
Overview - Gatham, a Telugu thriller made by Kiran Reddy, in light of his own short film has a fascinating plot. Anyway the absence of appropriate execution and consistency causes serious harm for the watchers regarding amusement factor. There are some strong flashpoints of tensions right off the bat, yet as the ever-diminishing team move from common unsurprising zone, everything turns out to be somewhat wordy and dull. Gatham is streaming now on Amazon Prime.
Gatham starts with a scene where Rishi (Bhargava Poludasu) is in a medical facility and after picking up cognizance, the specialist discloses to him that he has lost his memory because of a mishap he met a couple of days prior. Rishi is joined by his sweetheart Aditi (Poojitha Kuraparthi) in the clinic and takes great consideration of him. Subsequent to getting released, Rishi asks with Aditi about his folks and is educated that his mom died quite a while in the past, however his dad is alive and lives far away from where they are. Rishi chooses to meet his dad and the both set out on an excursion when their vehicle stalls in transit.
An outsider (Rakesh Galebhe) passing by offers them help and afterward takes them to his home while they find support to fix the vehicle, since it is snowing in the area. The outsider and his child demonstration unusual with the couple, one of them being simply the child constraining on Aditi. The couple battle and attempt to get out from that point however are currently caught inside the house. However, here comes the curve! Rishi's past has an association with the more odd's life. What is the association and how does the couple leave shapes the tale of Gatham.
A mystery suspense film should be directly forthright and snappy. Kiran got into the story when it began yet the manner in which it is dealt with finished disappointingly. There is a quality of crudeness all through the film – the entertainers, the drowsy movement, and so forth We had the opportunity to value the story however he vacillated in executing it. The idea and the composing are intensely impacted by a couple of Hollywood movies of a similar type. Likely, the impact helped him to bring newness particularly for the Telugu crowd who don't watch foreign thriller movies. There are a few bends to a great extent. Some worked and some were excessively unsurprising. The stretch wind is acceptable yet the others didn't rake the unexpected factor as much as they should.
The main thing that intrigues you are the nice visuals with a decent tasteful touch. Gatham has stunning camerawork and powerful score by Sricharan Pakala. Rakesh is powerful as Rishi however impersonates Vijay Devarakonda with his voice. Gatham at that point reverses the situation and makes us take a gander at the character once more, which isn't totally sudden. Yet, there's a sincerity in its narrating. In any event, when the later segments fundamentally fill in as a recap to place things in context, it supports interest since this non mainstream energetic film makes certain about its story style. Poojitha assumes her supporting part all through the film. Not a lot to state about her. The man, who plays the criminal is very powerful. Despite the fact that he glances crude to start with, he oversees things well in his key job.
Kiran Reddy makes a normal presentation. His writing is good despite the fact that there are some critical mistakes in the set up of the film. In spite of the fact that he has a generally new cast, he portrayed the film in an acceptable way which is acceptable. However, the film has some simple circumstances and characters to disentangle the turns. In the event that this part was made tight, the film would have been far and away superior. The cops barely have anything to do in a nation like the United States and this looks somewhat strange in certain scenes. Likewise, when the primary turn is uncovered, things become somewhat unsurprising at long last.
Final Word - Gatham offers a touch of diversion, however bungles the completion, bringing about an encounter that is not close to as fun as a normal thriller. The starting begins solid as a psychological, fear rollercoaster ride imbued with great visuals. Presently, you understand the similitudes of different movies is the moment when everything goes off track.
A Thrilling Experience Wasted by an Awful Writing!
