Ori Devuda Movie Review

The latest movie of talented hero Vishwak Sen, Ori Devuda, helmed by Ashwath Marimuthu, has been released today. The movie has been carrying decent expectations around it, and a considerable amount of promotion has also been done for the movie. Let’s see how the movie has turned out to be.

Movie	Ori Devuda
Star Cast	Daggubati Venkatesh, Vishwak Sen
Director	Ashwath Marimuthu
Producer	Prasad V Potluri

Story:

The story centers around Ajay, who marries Anu, his best friend after she proposes to him. However, they applies for divorce a year later, and in court, a stranger tells him exactly what would happen in court. Who is this stranger and how does he know everything, why the couple apply for divorce, and does he end up getting divorced forms the rest of the story.

On-Screen Performances

Vishwak Sen is the scene stealer, who has done very well in the emotional scenes, and he has carried the entire movie adeptly on his shoulders.

Mithila Palkar is the other scene stealer, who does complete justice to her role and brings her character’s emotions quite well throughout the film.

The supporting cast of the film all do well in their roles and it is Venkatesh and Rahul Ramakrishna that make you hoot and cheer whenever they are on screen. Venkatesh is, as always, awesome in his role, and leaves a longing impact in his short role. Rahul Ramakrishna is also good in his role.

Technical Performances:

While not having chosen a completely out of the box concept, the director Ashwath Marimuthu deals with the story that he has penned, in a unique and refreshing way. He tells the story in a non-linear fashion, and has a fantastical segment to assist his story, all of which work in the movie’s favour.

The cinematography of the movie stands out, with every frame looking beautiful and breathtaking. The cinematography of the film is assisted by brilliant BGM and songs, scored by Leon James, which elevate the scenes to a whole new level, especially the emotional sequences.

The production design of the movie is also quite good, with the makers clearly not backing away when necessary. The editing part is also on point.

Positive Points:

Cinematography

Background Music

Lead Cast Performances

Negative Points:

Meera and Ajay’s love track

Too much drama in the second half

Overall Verdict: The film, Ori Devuda is a mildly entertaining romantic film, which has some good comic moments imbibed into it and the film works only in parts and will not appeal to all sections of the fans and audience.