Sreenu Vaitla is back in his signature style with Viswam-a fun-filled, light-hearted commercial family entertainer. The film has Macho Star Gopichand in the lead along with Kavya Thapar, promising a mix of action, comedy, and family emotions.
Plot and Execution: A Sreenu Vaitla Signature Film
Viswam is a tried and tested film through the commercial entertainer mould, with family values, comic relief and a few high-octane action sequences. Director Sreenu Vaitla has managed the task of integrating comedy, action and drama so effortlessly; he proved he could do it here as well. The story would be very familiar, but it has been packaged to bring money in bags for fans of the genre.
Performance: Gopichand and Kavya Thapar Shine
Gopichand is impressive as the main protagonist. His macho attitude and charisma to it suit the character perfectly, and he carries on the entire film on his back. He takes the action scenes and emotional scenes well, showing how versatile he is.
Kavya Thapar surprises great acting. She brings a certain charm and grace to the film. Her on-screen chemistry with Gopichand works great and makes her role memorable.
Comedy: A Highlight of the Movie Comedy scenes are a staple of Sreenu Vaitla’s direction. The finest thing one would see in Viswam is there would definitely be entertainment for comedy enthusiasts of viewers. There are a few jokes that are repeated a few times; yet the overall comic timing is proper and perfect as per comedy, moments entertaining the audience.
Positives
Performance of Gopichand
Comedies perfectly well done.
Scintillating Kavya Thapar on the big screen
Good old Sreenu Vaitla with a family message and humor
Negatives:
Predictable storyline
Some scenes are avoidable and could have been trimmed
The movie is formula for viewers with great expectations of something new
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Conclusion
Viswam is good entertainer for those who enjoy commercial family entertainers. With Gopichand at the helm and Sreenu Vaitla as his usual comedy writer, the movie is entertaining, but novel is missing in it.
Rating: 2.75/5
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