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Critic Review
RechipoSiva (Nitin) is a thief. He robs the Peter to pay Paul on the lines of Robin hood. He always robs the black money from rich persons and spends it for the education of orphans and for a good cause. He is claimed to be an intelligent criminal. Once the police crack a major cricket betting racket mafia and get vital information about Rs 500 crores through one of the gang members. However, the Home Minister (Ahuti Prasad) transfers the commissioner (Bhanu Chander) and grabs the money. He conceals the money in the overhead water tank of his house. On information, Siva robs the money and escapes. However, he lands in a marriage party along with an old woman (Ramaprabha).While on their way to the venue, Siva had an accidental meet with Krishnaveni (Ileana) near a petrol pump. Soon, both fall in love with each other. Honesty, Siva decides to confess that he is a thief, but unfortunately everyone comes to know about it by the time he reaches the venue. Krishna leaves the place in a huff and decides to go to Dubai to stay with her friend, only to be kidnapped by the mafia gang. Later the Home Minister gets a call from the mafia don Shakur Ahmed demanding the release of four of his group members besides the Rs 500 crore cash. Following a suggestion by the Commissioner, the home minister agrees to send Siva to Dubai as who only could bring back Krishna safely. What all the problems faced by Siva in getting her released? How he meets Shakur Ahmed? How in what conditions Siva and Krishna travel in a desert to escape from the don? Did the love between Siva and Krishna become fruitful? Answers to all these questions form part of the climax.
Rechipo despite some spirited acting by Nitin fails to make a mark. The fault lies in the poor story and screenplay. The music is also dull and the only saving grace are the rich production values and the cinematography.The desert scenes have been shot we.
he film is all about making people believe that people like the Home Minister himself depends on some resource deficient, at least when compared to his access, to rescue his daughter from the clutches of a Mafia Don sitting in Dubai. There generally won'.
Technical values aren't admirable, and the desert sequences are quite boring. There are way too many songs - all mediocre fare - and lots of impressive choreography that's wasted on an exhausted audience.
Well, Rechipo is fun if you've brought a pil.
First half is decent and perhaps the only saving grace. The second half of the film has been shot extensively in the desert across UAE which could have been avoided. Neither the scenes are interesting nor do the locations cause any excitement. �Rechipoï.
