Laggam Movie Review: The movie ‘Laggam’ has come to impress the audience with full emotional content. As part of the promotions, the makers have been saying that this movie, which has been made in a pure Telangana accent, will entertain with good emotions. Tollywood’s ‘Laggam’ hits theaters this Friday (October 25, 2024). And let’s know if this movie impressed the audience to this extent…
Let’s go into the story… Rajendra Prasad wants to marry his nephew Chaitanya (Sai Ronak), who works as a software engineer, to his daughter Manasa (Pragya Nagra). To this extent, he talks to his sister (Rohini) and establishes a relationship. She also wants to marry her niece to her son. Arrangements for marriage are also made in this order. Unexpectedly, their marriage ends. Why did their marriage stop? Who is the reason for the marriage to stop? Has Manasa really agreed to marry Chaitanya? Will they get married in the end or not..? You have to watch the movie to know…
Laggam Movie Review
Analysis: It can be said that this ‘Laggam’ will appeal to those who love family emotions. This movie with the interesting title ‘Laggam’ has emotionally impressed the audience. However, the film’s result would have been better if the slow moving screenplay and the way the story was narrated had been a little better. Overall, this ‘Laggam’ movie can please those who like family emotions. In the dialect of Telangana, the traditions here are once again introduced to the audience.
A story with good emotions makes the movie interesting. Although the actors are not from Telangana, their Telangana accent is impressive. Although the story goes into a bit of a serious mode in the second half, the audience feels as if the movie is stretched by adding unnecessary comedy. Even the senior artistes seem to forcefully utter the dialogues which does not impress the audience. Despite the emotional content, the pace of this movie is very slow. Especially in the first half, most of the flat scenes are not impressive to the audience. Lack of interesting elements and catchy songs damaged the first half.
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The minus is that the scope of giving a big performance to the actors is not seen in the first half. Sai Ronak has acted well in his role. He showed good talent in action and emotional scenes. Actress Rohini also impressed the audience with her performance. Comedians like Raghubabu, Saptagiri and Raccha Ravi impressed.
Technically: BGM is the major asset of this movie. The song with a mass beat in the second half and the emotional song in the climax are both impressive. A tragedy scene in the second half as well as the performance of the actors in the climax will impress the audience. The story chosen by director Ramesh Zembala connects the audience to the film emotionally. But if he had taken some care in the story, the result of the movie would have been better. The screenplay was slow in the first half.
Charan Arjun’s music is good. Both the songs are liked by the audience. Mani Sharma BGM has cultivated the emotional scenes. Bal Reddy’s cinematography is good. The atmosphere of the village has been shown very colorfully. Editing is ok. The production values are on par with the movie.
(Movie : ‘Laggam’, Release Date : 25, October -2024, Rating : 2/5, Starring : Sai Ronak, Pragya Nagra, Rajendra Prasad, Rohini, LB Sriram, Raghubabu etc., Directed by : Ramesh Cheppala, Produced by : Subhishi Venugopal Reddy, Music Director : Charan Arjun, Background Music : Mani Sharma, Cinematography : Bal Reddy, Editor : Bonthala Nageshwar Reddy)
Rating : 2/5
