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Critic Review
Nawab (2018)Senapathi(Prakashraj) is the crime kingpin of the city,and he lives with his wife and 3 sons. The eldest, Varadan leads a double life, as a rising gangster, with his wife Chitra (Jyothika) as well as a secret love with Parvati. Arun Vijay (Thyagu) and Ethi(Simbu) too have gangster aims, and all the three brothers aim for the throne of Senapathi, and consider themselves the next. Enters cop Rasool(Vijay Sethupathi), a friend of Varadan, and a close person to the gangster family, and sooner consequences lead to death of Senapathi, and with this, the family reaches a war, with the brothers being lead to the suspicions on each other of killing their father for the throne, and now its a war between brothers themselves, with Rasool too playing his cards to rise the hate and rivalry between the brothers in a subtle manner, and its time for bloodshed, revelations, and more shockers, leading to the ultimate showdown between the real betrayer and the revenge seekinggangster.
Who ultimately won the battle of the brothers, what was Rasool planning all along, was Ethi able to unravel the mystery and complete retribution for his losses and the breaking of the family, and who ultimately won Senapathi's throne is what the violent and entertaining Nawab (Chekka Chivantha Vaanam) is all about.
As the story progresses, we realise that there are more layers to these characters, especially the sons, which is probably the film's biggest pay-off in the second half.
Given the film's big star cast, it was a matter of concern if Ratnam would use eac.
Nawab' comes with authentic performances and a deft technical output. There are scenes that delve into the minds of its characters. But the film could have been ambitious in portraying action and intrigue..
On the whole, Nawab is a below average gangster drama which has a few engaging moments. Things look good in the first half but the latter part runs on a flat note until the climax. This film is not for all and will impress staunch Mani Ratnam fans because.
Mani ratnam has done fantastic work in terms of script and its execution but second half and it’s drama might be tiresome for some of our Telugu audience. He has done one of his career best works after a long time with this huge casting. Whenever a good.
All said Nawab (Chekka Chivantha vaanam) is your perfect weekend popcorn entertainer, that offers ample dose of entertainment and is a superb goosebumps loaded action entertainer..
