Subrahmanyapuram Movie Review, Rating, Story, Cast and Crew

Rating:

(2/5)
Director:

Santhossh Jagarlapudi
Cast:

Sumanth, Eesha Rebba
Banner:

Sudhakar Impex Ipl
Producer:

Beeram Sudhakara Reddy
Music:

Shekar Chandra
Release Dt :

Dec, 07 2018

Story

Subrahmanyapuram is all about a small village which has an ancient village with a huge history and mystery. Karthik (Sumanth) is a researcher who is an atheist and finds the village, temple interesting. A series of suicides leave Karthik puzzled and he starts investigating about the incidents. The rest of Subrahmanyapuram is all about the reasons behind the series of crimes, suicides and how Karthik unfolds the real truth. Watch Subrahmanyapuram to know about the rest.

Analysis

Subrahmanyapuram Movie Review, Rating, Story, Cast and Crew

Subrahmanyapuram starts off on an interesting note but the film dips down soon. The film's plot is good to listen but it has been badly executed. Sumanth tries hard to pull out the pale plot in an engaging way but misses the logic. Some of the twists make no impact and the interval episodes have been decent. On the whole, the first half of Subrahmanyapuram is a mixed bag with some twists and a bland narration. The production values makes the film look poor.

The second half of Subrahmanyapuram too continues to irritate the audience. Though couple of twists make the film interesting, the poor narration and the dragged episodes make the film fall flat. The climax too has been predictable and Subrahmanyapuram has no stunning episodes that convinces the audience. The second half is a disappointment.

Performance

Sumanth stuns the audience with his subtle performance but this alone could not save the film. Sumanth has been promising with his performance and is apt for the assignment. Eesha Rebba offers nothing much with her role and struggles to get some screen presence. All the other actors have limited roles and they make no impact on screen.

Subrahmanyapuram lacks an interesting and tight narration though it has a good plot. The screenplay and dialogues look poor. The editing should have been good and the music lacks promising stuff. The cinematography has been decent and the poor production values kill the film completely. The director fails to re-create the magic of an interesting crime thriller.