Eega Moview Review

Banner: Varahi Chalana Chitra (Telugu), Suresh Productions (Presesnts)

Produced: Sai Korrapati (Telugu)

Directed: SS. Rajamouli

Music: M. M. Keeravani 

Starring: Nani,Sudeep,Samantha 

Rating: 3.45/5

Story

Sudeep (Sudeep) CEO of Sudeep Constructions is a womanizer who eyes Bindu (Samantha) when she meets her seeking donation for her social service through miniature art. In the process he kills Nani (Nani) who loves Bindu, but Bindu never reciprocates though she admires her secretly in her heart. Prior to his death Nani vows to exact revenge on who ever eyes Bindu. How Nani exacts revenge forms the climax of ‘Eega’.

Performances

Nani excelled as lover boy with helpful nature and his ease at comedy and romantic expressions liven the first half. Sudeep expressed himself as the possessive lover and construction company owner. Samantha’s performance is the highlight for the film as she spellbound as Nani’s secret admirer in the first half and a lover who lost her dear one. However the emperor of the film is Rajamouli, who with his Eega made every one dance to his tunes. While Eega romanced Samantha, it scared Sudeep and spellbound all with its unique ways of seeking revenge and also with its sensational dancing movements.

Analysis

Rajamouli at the start of the film itself through small kid sends message that all stories are routine and is coming with unique story on Eega. Though many films in tollywood came earlier with animals like elephants, dogs, snakes, birds, monkeys seeking revenge, revenge by Eega is something new and this is where Rajamouli hit the success formula. 

There may be nothing much in the storyline and viewers need not use their intelligence to guess the next scene. However Rajamouli’s narration and script along with intelligent and extensive usage of graphics in Eega made movie lovers look in awe. Lack of comedy, romance may be drawbacks for the film but it was all forgotten by Eega’s breathtaking dances and superlative methods to seek revenge.

Technicals

Director Rajamouli should be lauded for thinking in a creative manner and become trendsetter breaking the shackles of sticking to top heroes. He made Eega a top hero which can challenge anyone. Keeravani’s background score is gripping while his tunes are mesmerizing. Editing by Kotagiri Vidyadhara Rao is fine. 

Highlight of the film is Senthil Kumar’s extraordinary cinematography giving the inside view of the world from the eyes of Eega to movie lovers. The locations and settings are beautiful and one will never blink an eyelid when the film is screening. Graphics in the movie is never experienced at such an extent in Telugu film industry and visuals simply stun all. Production values of Vaarahi Films are of high standards. Film makers showcased the true technical power of Telugu film proving that they too can spellbound all with graphics and visuals. 

Final

Movie lovers must experience the Eega’s Empire.