Satyabhama

Bon film !

Bon film !

Bon film !

The story of the movie is quite good but several elements come across as unconvincing. While the screenplay manages to create a few compelling sequences, but few parts are uninteresting. Though there are moments where the suspense works, these are few and far between. Unfortunately, the climax is a letdown. There is a plot twist that comes off as rather silly. Direction in the film is average. Kajal, the leading actress, neither looks her best nor delivers a noteworthy performance despite showing clear effort and dedication. On a brighter note, Naveen Chandra and the supporting cast do a commendable job, bringing some life to their characters. Sampada is cute. The music, however, fails to leave an impression but tries to enhance the viewing experience. The cinematography is merely okay, not particularly memorable but serviceable. Production quality is decent, meeting the basic standards without standing out. In conclusion, this film is not worth the trip to the theater. If you're really interested, you might consider watching it on OTT.

Kajal plays a tough cop in Satyabhama. It's a first for her in the career. At this age it looks like a suitable part...To give credit to Kajal, she does put the best foot forward. She tries her best to look tough and commanding. She also does decently in the action scenes as the screen presence comes in handy with stylish makeover (especially costumes wise). But, when it comes to the psychological aspects of the part, things could have been better... Suman Chikkala writes and directs Satyabhama. It is a typical investigative thriller with twists and turns following the classic narrative... So, the movie begins with establishing the character and world of Satyabhama. It is simple and on predictable lines. In case one is wondering, it is what we see usually with a male star heading such projects. Only here, things are reversed... The movie kicks off when the Haseena's character is introduced & Everything looks fine on paper and is also executed decently until this point. It is despite the whole thing looking formulaic. The background score and editing do the trick here... The problem with Satyabhama starts when another character named Iqbal goes missing. At first, it looks intriguing, but as more characters and subsequently the plot is expanded, the narrative quickly turns convoluted. Satyabhama, the movie doesnt entirely recover from it. The interval bang is alright, but frankly it feels more like a relief to process what all that has been thrown at before it during the pre interval and interval sequences. The second half resumes and the confusion only grows and the narrative moves in multiple directions leaving one scratching the heads. At a point, a character in the movie exclaims - it started as a missing person case, that later turned into an attempted murder investigation, and then a murder investigation. While all this is happening there is a terrorism angle thrown in. The words coming out from him couldn't have been truer regaing the narrative itself. It is all over the place with a gaming angle mixed with augmented reality mixed into it as well... Satyabhama is not entirely a lost cause and the ending half an hour stretch offers some respite after all that's happens. It is the coming together of various pieces when the exposition related to the story happens, that things look to come together and offer some relief. The ending is also decent. But, the problem is one might have lost all the interest by that time... Sricharan Pakala provides the music and background score for the movie. The songs have decent vibe going on musically, but none have a memorable quality. The background score is excellent and it's a major reason that keeps things exciting whether or not exciting things happen on screen. The cinematography is alright for a movie of this scale. The editing is okay in parts. The writing is on predictable lines considering the genre... Overall, Satyabhama is a muddled investigative thriller that mixes too many different ideas simultaneously making one lose interest in the actual core story. Try it if you are a hardcore thriller genre fan, it might offer intermittent engaging bits otherwise stay away as it's torturing the brain...

The story has everything... from drama to suspense to thriller. Nice to see Kajal in the uniform.. she looks stunning. The story also covers some aspects that girls face in today's world and brings awareness of the support system. I like the way the director keeps you engaged with the suspense till the end. The story is tightly knitted, so there isn't enough time to nibble that popcorn. Kajal is at her best and so is Prakash Raj. The debutant who plays the role of Iqbal has done a great job. Conclusion: If you like suspense drama thrillers all in one. The film is a must watch... it will keep you glued.