RED Review

Ram Pothineni, Malvika Sharma, Nivetha Pethuraj and Amritha Aiyer action thriller entertainer Red, directed by Kishore Tirumala has finally hit the screens today, which is on 14th January. Let’s see the review of Red.

Director: Kishore Tirumala

Producer: Sravanthi Ravi Kishore

Music: Mani Sharma

Lead Roles: Ram Pothineni, Nivetha Pethuraj, Malvika Sharma and Amritha Aiyer

Story:

A youngster gets killed and creates confusion among the police officer when they find out that the one accused in the crime has a look-alike! How do the officers find out the real culprit will form the rest of the story.

Positive Points:

Performance of lead roles

Screenplay

Negative Points:

Few unnecessary sequences

Flashback scene

Performance: Ram Pothineni in the roles of Aditya and Siddharth rocked his performance, which is totally different in mannerisms and body language. The actor pulls off both roles with ease and has worked hard to show us the differences between both the roles- Aditya and Siddharth. Pavitra Lokesh who is essaying the role of a con woman character is good. Nivetha Pethuraj as the smart police officer too stands out. The rest of the cast of the film performs well as per their roles.

Technical Aspect:

The film has a gripping screenplay and it also has all the trappings of a good murder mystery. The Director Kishore Tirumala not only selected his lead characters right but also etches a solid character for the female cop Yamini as Nivetha Pethuraj in an attractive performance. He does miss a trick, though by giving the audience weekly written female lead Malvika Sharma and songs that seem to have been put together in hurry. Editing and music are ok. The cinematograph is noteworthy. The BGM by Mani Sharma fits the intense mood of the movie.

Overall Analysis: RED is a taut thriller that keeps the film lovers engaged till the very end.