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Bad Dialogues, Poor Glamour Fails Shriya
By: Tupaki Desk | 8 Jun 2013 3:01 AM GMT
Finally much awaited Pavitra is in theatres and by half way through the movie on first day first show, people decided that it is not going to work. The ‘Bold and Gold’ movie proved that it is an ‘Awkward and Silly’ flick with boring content.
No doubt, director Janardhan Maharshi has confronted with the writer and director inside him, and failed in both the aspects. He neither delivered some stunning writing, nor a good screenplay and direction. In the first place, over creativity used in dialogues sounded like dust in lunchbox. ‘Seelam Tho Pettukuntey Aadadi CM Ayipotundi…
Paalichhedi Aadadi.. Paalinchevadu Magadu..’ kind of stupid dialogues failed to evince interest. All these ‘silly’ dialogues that connect themselves with rhyming but have no actual meaning failed to create impact.
Coming to Shriya’s part, in the name of call-girl role she showed what she has shown already to Telugu audiences umpteen times. But the big fact is that there is no youth touch in her glamour and only poor-withered looks dominated the scene. She looked more like a side character aunty material with that lost aura.
Hence, Pavitra is failed. Opening collections may excite for couple of days due to ‘call-girl’ factor, but long run is not possible to recover budgets.
No doubt, director Janardhan Maharshi has confronted with the writer and director inside him, and failed in both the aspects. He neither delivered some stunning writing, nor a good screenplay and direction. In the first place, over creativity used in dialogues sounded like dust in lunchbox. ‘Seelam Tho Pettukuntey Aadadi CM Ayipotundi…
Paalichhedi Aadadi.. Paalinchevadu Magadu..’ kind of stupid dialogues failed to evince interest. All these ‘silly’ dialogues that connect themselves with rhyming but have no actual meaning failed to create impact.
Coming to Shriya’s part, in the name of call-girl role she showed what she has shown already to Telugu audiences umpteen times. But the big fact is that there is no youth touch in her glamour and only poor-withered looks dominated the scene. She looked more like a side character aunty material with that lost aura.
Hence, Pavitra is failed. Opening collections may excite for couple of days due to ‘call-girl’ factor, but long run is not possible to recover budgets.
