LATEST FILM REVIEW Itlu Maredumalli Prajaaneekam | 2023 EXCLUSIVE MOVIE REVIEW

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Allari Naresh’s new film, Itlu Maredumalli Prajaaneekam, has been released in theaters. The film follows the story of Srinivas, a Telugu teacher who is sent to the Marudemalli forest area to conduct elections. There, he becomes aware of the difficult situation faced by the villagers, who are struggling for basic amenities, and decides to join their fight against the government. The film follows Srinivas as he works to achieve his goal.

Plot Summary:

Srinivas, a Telugu teacher, is sent to Marudemalli forest to conduct elections. Upon arriving, he becomes aware of the difficult living conditions faced by the villagers and decides to join their fight against the government. The film follows Srinivas as he works to achieve his goal.

Positive Elements:

  • Allari Naresh gives a sincere performance as Srinivas, the Telugu teacher.
  • Other strong performances are given by Anandi, Vennela Kishore, Shritej, Sampath, and Praveen.
  • The climax and locations chosen for the film are impressive, with good visuals.
  • The second half of the film has some emotional moments and a small twist that is handled decently. The plight of the villagers living in the forest is effectively portrayed.

Negative Elements:

  • The film has a traditional, unoriginal storyline.
  • The solution presented in the second half is not as engaging as it could have been, and the conflict point is not elevated enough.
  • The portrayal of the police and military’s inability to handle the situation in the village is unrealistic and weakens the plot.
  • The film could have benefited from more novel ideas and a more volatile approach to the central issue.
  • Technical Elements:
  • The production values of the film are high, with good camera work and production design.
  • The music and background score are both good.
  • The editing is neat.

Director’s Perspective:

Director Mohan has done a passable job with the film. Though he has taken on a traditional subject, he has approached it sincerely. The casting, backdrop, and scenes are all good, but there is nothing particularly novel about the film.

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