Story

Satya (Allu Arjun) and Deepthi (Kajal Agarwal) are in relation. Veeru Bhai (Rahul Dev) is a local goon in the city if Vizag and his eyes fall on Deepthi and sends his men to get her up. Satya and Deepthi decide to elope knowing this. Ram Charan (Ram Charan) comes to Vizag and starts killing Veeru Bhai and his followers. He successfully wipes off the entire gang, but Dharma’s (Sai Kumar) gang lookout for Ram Charan and plot to kill him.

What happens to Satya and Deepthi ? Who is Charan and why does he kill Veeru Bhai’s men? And why Dharma is after Charan? All the answers of these questions, form the plot of the film.

Analysis :

Director Vamsi Paidpalli came up with an old wine in new bottle. The first half of the movie is ok. Second half was very interesting and entertaining. A bit tighter screenplay would have made this film even more interesting.

This movie partly resembles Hollywood movie Face/Off [1997]. However Yevadu has ample of twists which makes it quite engaging.

Comedy in this film was average. The climax of the film was also good and makes impression of blend of recent Tollywood movies.

Performance :

Ram Charan climbed one step with this film. His energy levels and dance moves [in Freedom song] are top notch. Audience will definitely see new Charan in this film. Allu Arjun impressed even though with short appearance. Sai Kumar stole the show. Shruti Haasan has short role and she looked good in the two songs. Debutant Amy Jackson was ok and last but not least Kajal Aggarwal was good enough in whatever she has been offered.

Final Word:
Yevadu is decent movie with interesting twists.