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Critic Review
ChiruthaCharans (Ram Charan) father (Surya) gets killed by a gangster Mattu Bhai (Aashish Vidyarthi) in his childhood. His mother also gets severely injured in the same attack. He happens to go behind bars putting the crime on his head for saving his mother with an expensive surgery. He stays in jail for 12 years and then comes out. He learns that his mother was died when he was in jail. He moves to Thailand with the advice of his uncle. There he joins in a travel agency in Bangkok. He happens to escort a rich girl (Neha), the daughter of a rich man Kartikeya (Prakash Raj). He falls in her love by looks but very soon notices that she is arrogant, proud and adamant. He dilutes all her negatives and fills love in her followed by some action episodes. The climax is very well understood. Its about how he puts an end to Mattu Bhai and quenches his revenge- and how he wins the rich mans daughter.
Music by Mani Sharma is an asset to the film. Picturisation of all songs are good, with maximum focus on the hero. But eight songs at regular intervals, turns speed breakers to the story. Stunts by Vijayan are impressive. Cinematography is good.
Verdic.
Chirutha is a baby step for Ram Charan, but he is a promising and hardworking talent. It will take time for him to blossom. As for the movie, it is average and we've been there, seen that..
The first half of the film is alright. The second half slows down a bit. The plus points of the film are Ram Charan Teja, songs and fights. On the flip side a better heroine and a better second half would have done wonders to the film. This film proves th.
