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Critic Review
Angel (2017)Nakshatra (Hebbah Patel) is an angel who has a new-born infatuation with life on Earth. Her father, Gandharva Raju (Suman) and her mother convince her that humans on Earth are the lowliest (thanks for the compliment!) and so, life on this bloody planet is a foolish wish.
She insists. The dad curses her. She becomes a statue and dashes into a place like a meteor. Nani (Nag Anvesh) and his sidekick (played by Saptagiri) bump into her, she once again morphs into her real self, they get into a trouble with a smuggler (Sayaji Shinde), and, eventually, friendship blossoms into love between Nani and Nakshatra.
In the second half, Nakshatra's actual mission with respect to one Nandu is revealed. What is that mission and what role does Nani have in fulfilling it? That's the crux of the second half..
'Angel' is a formulaic socio-fantasy-comedy with no surprises in store. The hero's characterization suffers in the second half. Poor visuals, outdated villainy and a largely uninspiring comedy fail it..
A half-baked socio-fantasy that meets Kranthi Madhav's on-screen social agenda. Utterly predictable, the film treats almost everything half-heartedly..
On the whole, Angel is just an okay socio-fantasy entertainer which has some moments here and there. Hebah Patel’s performance and some good visuals are basic assets for the film. On the flip side, the film has a regular story and an even routine narrat.
