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Critic Review
Indrudu (2014)A man (Vishal) suffering from Narcolepsy (a sleep disorder that forces him to fall asleep whenever he experiences extreme emotion) since birth has to hunt down those responsible for an irreparable incident in his life? Most Indian films with rare medical issues in the narrative lack logical explanation. "Indrudu" doesn't fall in that league of films and instead scores an ace for treating narcolepsy the way it is supposed to be portrayed on screen. For instance, songs are introduced from time to time in the narrative for commercial reasons, but the hero who happens to be happily dancing does fall asleep when he experiences extreme happiness. In another song, he merely walks in stylish designer outfits..
The unique story line and the pace of the movie makes it even more interesting. On the Whole if you love different movies you will definitely love this movie. But for family audience it's hard to digest few scenes. May not give a great experience to all b.
The songs in the film merely act as a speed breaker in the narrative, extending an already lengthier film by few more minutes. Composer G.V Prakash's background score is reminiscent of tunes from films such as "Man of Steel" and "Rush". Richard's cinemato.
The twist in the second half hits you like a ton of bricks. You may or may not take it in the right spirit especially if you're one among the highly emotional aIndian citizens'. Women and family audiences may find it hard to digest. The openness with whic.
