Gargi Movie Review

Sai Pallavi and Kaali Venkat starrer Gargi directed by Gautham Ramachandran has finally hit the big screens today on 15th July. Let’s see the review of Gargi.

Movie Review: Gargi
Director: Gautham Ramachandran
Producer: Ravichandran Ramachandran, Thomas George, Aishwarya Lekshmi V, Gautham Ramachandran
Starring : Sai Pallavi, Kaali Venkat, Aishwarya Lekshmi, RS Shivaji, V Jayaprakash and others
Release date: 15th July 2022
TeluguVoice Rating : 3/5

Story:

The film starts with a casual introduction scene where Gargi (Sai Pallavi) is conducting an exam at the school where the actress works. Her father is a security guard at an apartment and her mother is a housewife. They come from a lower middle class family but their lives turn upside down when the police arrest her father Brahmanandam (RS Sivaji), accusing him of raping a 9 year child with four others.

The actress believes there must have been some mistake, but the police are confident that he is one of the rapists and Gargi takes the help of lawyer Indrans Kaliyaperumal (Kaali Venkat) to fight the case. Will she be successful? How does she learn the truth behind the gang rape? To get these answers, watch the movie Gargi on Silver screen.

Positive points:

Story

Perfect casting

Sai Pallavi

BGM

Climax

Negative Points:

Narration

Slow pace

Performance:

Once again Sai Pallavi steals the show with her performance and this is probably her best performance till date. Kaali Venkat was good in small roles in a few films earlier, but the film, Gargi uses his potential to the fullest.

Kaali Venkat and RS Shivaji have given tough competition to her with their performance and the supporting cast, that includes Saravanan, as the father, Kavithalaya Krishnan, as an overbearing public prosecutor, Livingston, who plays a security guard in the same apartment as Brahmanandam, newcomer Capt Pratap, who adds a touch of humanity to what could have been a typical cop role, shine in Gargi. The rest of the cast including RS Shivaji, Aishwarya Lekshmi, and V Jayaprakash perform good.

Technical:

The story of the film Gargi is very interesting. It is all about the story of a daughter who is trying to save her father. The film tells that no place is safe for a woman. Gargi is an essential movie in this #MeToo era. The film Gargi is also technically strong and Govind Vasantha’s music is the main asset of the movie. Sraiyanti and Premkrishna Akkatu’s cinematography work and Shafique Mohamed Ali’s editing add to the feeling of realism of society.

Analysis:

The film Gargi gets a lot of things right, with its writing and dialogues and the film also shows how a small change in perspective can make you see a situation differently. The transgender judge is a sign that Kollywood is on the path to handling the subjects very sensitive way. Gautham Ramachandran should be lauded for his work. Gargi is a must-watch movie when it comes to the subject, which is so relevant in today’s world.