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Critic Review
Gajaraju (2012)The story of Gajaraju is set in the Talakona forest in Chittoor. A small village called Devagiri is frequently attacked by a rogue elephant and to counter that, the village head Veeranna (Anantha Vaidyanathan) decides to bring in a Kumki elephant to tame the rogue tusker. Kumki elephants are used to tame and capture wild elephants. Boppanna (Vikram Prabhu) comes to know about this requirement and takes his elephant Manikyam to Devagiri to make a quick buck, despite knowing that Manikyam is not a Kumki elephant. Boppanna comes across Singi (Lakshmi Menon) and falls in love with her. The village of Devagiri is very conservative and does not condone love marriages. As Boppanna grapples with this, Manikyam now comes face to face with the rogue elephant and things get out of hand.
What does Boppanna do in these circumstances? Will he be able to win his lady love? Will Manikyam rein in the rogue elephant? That needs to be seen..
There are some unnecessary scenes and dialogues, but the hero of the film is truly the cinematographer Sugumar who takes the story to a different level. Watch the film for his work and performances..
All in all, if you are someone who enjoys good execution and gives to hoots to intelligent writing, watch Gajaraju and you won't have any complaints. But don't forget that for most of us, it is 'ado type cinema.'.
Very few Telugu movie lovers will find this movie appealing. As is the case with most Tamil dubbed films, excessive Tamil nativity and a tragic ending spoil the experience for viewers. Brilliant cinematography and a few good songs are plus points for the .
