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Critic Review
ChandiChandi (Priyamani) is a powerful and talented young lady who is well versed in the art of combat. She is handled by a guy named Azad (Sarath Kumar) and together, they hunt down some government officials and political leaders. The helpless Police Department turns to the CBI for help and Nagababu comes in as a special officer to tackle the case.
During the course of investigation, some shocking truths are revealed about Chandi. The young lady has a violent and tragic past. She belongs to the village of Krishnapatnam and her father is Ashok Gajapathi Raju (Krishnam Raju). They belong to the Alluri dynasty.
The village of Krishnapatnam and Ashok Gajapathi Raju’s family are destroyed by the evil Minister (Ashish Vidyarthi), as they stand in the way of some lucrative mines.
How this young lady turns into Chandi and avenges the destruction of her family is what the movie is all about..
Verdict: 'Chandi' is an avoidable flick. Poor direction, impotent screenplay, deplorable dialogues and atrocious placement of musical compositions just make this film unbearable..
For regular movie buffs and even for admirers of Priyamani, this movie will be disgusting. With just taking the name of Alluri Seetharama Raju or touching the episodes like Nirbhaya, atrocities on women, how a senior like Samudra thought of prolonging the.
Overall, Chandi is a good entertainer, but the slow-paced narration and poor placement of songs mar the beauty of the movie. If you are a hardcore fan of Priyamani, then don't miss it.
‘Chandi’ is an avoidable flick. The tagline of the film is ‘The Power of Woman’. But it should have been ‘The Power of Torture’. Poor direction, weak screenplay, bad dialogues and atrocious placement of songs just make this film unbearable..
