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Critic Review
Kavacham (2018)Young hero Bellamkonda Sai Sreenivas, who was last seen in the fantasy thriller Saakshyam, is now back on screen, this time donning the khaki for the first time in his latest offering, Kavacham, costarring milky babes Kajal Aggarwal and Mehreen Pirzada, which has released today. Here's team AP Herald's exclusive first on net Kavacham review.
Bellamkonda Sai Sreenivas plays a young and upright cop, and his life progresses in a smooth way, until the city faces some kidnappings, and Mehreen Pirzada is a testimony to one of those incidents, following which Sai Sreenivas begins to trace the kidnapping anti socials. Meanwhile he's also in love with Kajal Aggarwal, and situations make Sai Sreenivas himself framed in all the crimes in the city. Now he is no more a cop, and he has to prove himself innocent besides also expose the gangs behind anti social activities in the city. Was he able to nab Neil Nithin Mukesh and gang and expose them, and was he able to get back to his cop duty is what Kavacham is all about..
All in all, “Kavachaam” is another regular, commercial action film from hero Bellamkonda Sai Srinivas that is full of clichéd sequences.
Bottom-line: Formulaic Action.
An old-fashioned storyline is not saved by a distinct template. Lack of earnest narration robs the template of its potential. Too many loose ends and lame dialogues only exacerbate the viewing woes..
Kavacham is a Poor Action Drama which is marred by Bland Narration despite having a decent Story with enough twists. The 1st hour of the film is especially boring and the Later parts, although decent, doesn`t manage to add enough to make a positive impact.
Kavacham’ is regular action drama that offers nothing new in terms of story or screenplay. Except the middle-portions, entire movie runs on predictable manner and turns a bore..
On the whole, Kavachm is a typical cop drama which works in parts. The interval twist is interesting but the narration could have been even better in the first half. The film has some elements to please the masses but for the A center and multiplex audien.
A police officer caught in the web of an anonymous criminal can be made into an interesting thriller. It could have been an intriguing film like Dhruva, but the ideologies and execution seems to be stuck in the nineties that Kavacham turns out to be an un.
All in all, Kavacham is a poorly made action thriller lacking in thrill and mystery. Bellamkonda’s bettered performance, heroines, top-notch visuals and lavish production values are the only saving grace..
The first half is decent with some comedy scenes and love track. The interval bang is impressive. The second half is all about Bellamkonda Sai Srinivas’ search for solving the mystery. The story is good but the director’s poor execution is undoubtedly.
The first half of the movie goes with leisurely pace, with an unwanted entry song, and several forced and unappealing romance episodes, while the second half suffers from song placements, and though the knot looks convincing, it is presented in an uninter.
